Sentence examples for lost pull from inspiring English sources

It has returned to the mainstream of journalism, even if it has lost pull among old Labour activists.

If you get lost pull over to a safe spot and call the customer for some assistance.

Unions are losing pull because "old white guys" are no longer representative of the working class, says Cakmakci.

And the first cousin's losing pulls at the slot machine did not improve the second cousin's chances of hitting the jackpot.

Los Angeles had evidently lost its pull.

While the typical population magnets lost their pull, metropolitan Boston registered its first gain in migration from elsewhere in the United States since at least 1990.

Eventually I got older, moved away and, like most of the magical things of youth, the mall lost its pull on me.

Kilian Breen, 20, of New Hyde Park, was driving his 2002 Suzuki motorcycle across the Williamsburg Bridge into Brooklyn at around 4 20 a.m., when he lost control pulling onto South Fifth Street, and ran into the divider, the authorities said.

In the 73rd minute Smith chased what appeared to be a lost cause, pulled the ball back from the byline and Viduka executed an audacious pirouette to flick the ball into the top of the net with his heel.

After a 15-minute drive, during which he fiddled with the car's controls and got a little lost, Mr. Crawford pulled up to a nine-acre estate that had been transformed into a corporately sponsored invitation-only party spot.

It was her defense minister, Sir John Nott, who lost patience, pulled the microphone from his lapel and rushed away during questioning by Sir Robin about disagreements between Sir John and Royal Navy admirals about budget cuts after the Falklands War in 1982.