Sentence examples for longer pulled from inspiring English sources

His involvement takes the pressure off the heads of year, who are no longer pulled out of lessons to deal with difficult kids; and it means the school's ability to respond to, manage and change bad behaviour has improved radically.

It is no longer pulled towards the centre of the network, yet concentrations are still evident at particular stations, the most risky facilities.

Others said that keywords they used to rank for now no longer pulled up their app in search at all, or they saw a significant drop in their popular keywords after the changes.

Wearing the short skirts and everything, which I now can no longer pull off.

Jenner said she could no longer "pull the curtains" on her identity.

As he has conceded himself, he can no longer "pull defences all over the park".

It's not just that we can no longer pull together to put a man on the moon.

A view has crystallized that the trail of terror now goes beyond bin Laden, that the man on the run no longer pulls the strings of the jihad.

The conglomerates cannot match the specialists for price and quality, and the convenience of a one-stop shop no longer pulls in punters.

It is priceless, because it acknowledges that most problems are difficult to solve and that governments can no longer pull levers and get results.

A blinkered donkey could no longer pull the load it was carrying — the salvaged possessions of just one family — and its thin legs were shaking uncontrollably.