Sentence examples for might be pulled from inspiring English sources

Andy Pettitte's No. 46 might be pulled as well.

Because I felt that at any moment I might be pulled back into that hell.

The defence minister, Ahmad Mukhtar, said Pakistani soldiers might be pulled from guarding the Afghan border.

MPs might be pulled in different directions by constituents, party members and conscience.

At any moment, you feel, she might be pulled into a thousand pieces.

The government had been saying that if all went as planned, the miners might be pulled out by early November.

Their fear is that the intergovernmental panel might be pulling punches.

Investors worried that China, which has been spearheading the world's economic recovery, might be pulling back too soon.

One analyst said consumers might be pulling back slightly on new-car purchases because of broader economic concerns.

Industry analysts said consumers might be pulling back on spending because of tighter credit conditions and more expensive vehicle loans.

Indeed, he sounds more like an envoy than the boss, though nobody is sure who in the background might be pulling the strings.