Sentence examples for manage to pull down from inspiring English sources

Glasswort does manage to pull down some of those salt-soluble proteins, and the more glasswort was in the sausage, the more salt-soluble proteins were in play.

Nice idea for those situations when only a handful of people in a big crowd can actually manage to pull down any data, right?

By Friday night, a few hundred protesters had managed to pull down 9 of the 13 letters in the Arabic signs on the wall of the Interior Ministry.

Changes to Social Security, for example, would mean higher taxes and reduced benefits for the guy who manages to pull down six figures, while Americans entering the work force now would have to wait until 69 to retire.

For all his misapplication on the court, Jordan still managed to pull down 12 rebounds -- second best on his team -- and added 4 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocked shots.

He still managed to pull down $72 million this year.

The Taiwanese company managed to pull down NT$67.8 billion ($2.3 billion) this past quarter, a nearly 35% dip year-over-year.

In its first three days alone, it managed to pull down over $1 million in sales — and that's without any sort of offering for iPad users.

It's always sort of a crapshoot testing from my particular corner of New Jersey (especially because AT&T hasn't yet seen fit to bring LTE online around here), but the Atrix HD managed to pull down an average of about 9.6 Mbps down and a strangely slow 859 Kbps up.

In terms of network performance, I'm loath to admit that I couldn't latch onto an LTE signal in my particular corner of New Jersey (a problem that I imagine isn't unique to me considering AT&T's LTE network is only live in 41 cities), but I managed to pull down an average of 7.3 Mbps down and 1.3 Mbps up.

"I somehow manage to pull myself together.