Sentence examples for mind to pull from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure anyone would have presence of mind to pull the pin.

"Even though she was shot in the leg, she had the presence of mind to pull the fire alarm to help save other lives," he said.

She acquitted herself admirably in a 7-6 (4), 6-1 loss to Jankovic, the 2009 champion, and acknowledged afterward it crossed her mind to pull out, but she did not want to disappoint the fans.

One of the teachers who was shot in the leg "had the presence of mind to pull the fire alarm and save other lives" after she had been wounded, he said.

THE men who dreamed up the Central Intelligence Agency 60 years ago had one idea in mind: to pull together all the information the United States could gather about the rest of the world, analyze it, and present it to the president.

The letter the D.M.V. sends out with the new plates says flatly that they must not be "partially covered by plate holders (Section 402 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law)." While this law is rarely enforced as long as the state and number are clearly legible, it can serve as a pretext for any traffic cop who has a mind to pull you over.

Anti-immigrant feeling increases the sense that modern Britain is minded to pull the duvet over its head.

Cameron's mistake was to let it appear he was minded to pull the UK out of the EU if the Luxembourger were not stopped.

And whether the EC really would be minded to pull the plug on a data transfer arrangement that it worked so very hard to push into place in the face of concerns about the adequacy of the privacy protections.

And whether the EC really would be minded to pull the plug on a data transfer arrangement that it worked so very hard to push into place in the face of concerns about the adequacy of the privacy protections.

His consciousness a snapped cord his mind tries to pull back together.