Sentence examples for little pull from inspiring English sources

All it takes, in the end, is a little pull.

"There is a little pull and tug to see how much water the Ciénega needs.

Why couldn't Little pull Martínez when he was falling apart at the split seams?

As my former colleague Brendan Greeley writes in Bloomberg Businessweek:Labor has little pull today in the U.S. Actual Marxists are rare curiosities.

While he's no Gianni Versace, Mr. Loftin, who serves on the National Board of Governors for the American Red Cross, has a little pull, too.

For instance, attacking gay marriage - a staple GOP tactic in recent campaign cycles - has very little pull as an issue on "pragmatic" Westerners.

Do I need to do more for my dryer than clean that little pull-out lint catcher?

I know this because I find their used condoms, sometimes on the road but more often just off it, in little pull-over areas.

"A few times over the last three or four days, I've kind of come out of it a little bit, trying to swing a little too hard or maybe get a little pull-happy," Rodriguez said.

Now he is looking to channel his inner slugger again, the one that helped him earn an eight-year, $180 million contract, even if it makes him a little pull-happy.

Some of the quietly ingenious objects New Yorkers now snap up in Muji are Fukasawa's designs: the compact paper shredder that comes with its own trash can (rather than buying yet another hulking contraption) and that cute little pull-cord CD player.