Sentence examples for off pulling from inspiring English sources

But they picked up where they left off, pulling pranks on each other.

When he was satisfied with his work, he trudged off, pulling the empty cart behind him.

The popular Sunday night crime series "Tatort" featured an episode about women's soccer a week before the tournament kicked off, pulling in 8.27 million viewers.

He kept pressuring him, make him do the knife thing, pulling him, trying to get his T-shirt off, pulling and pushing him.

Before I start worrying about the hypothetical problems in my hypothetical garden, I'd be better off pulling a weed, here and now.

ANNE MIDGETTE 'PLAY IN A PUB' It can be thrilling when one performance in an earthbound double bill about love and desire abruptly takes off, pulling the enterprise into the realm of feeling and belief.

Many Northeast and Midwestern cities had population peaks between the 1950s and 1970s, with precipitous declines in the decades that followed (this county-level data, though, obscures some of the drop-off, pulling in nearby suburbs to which residents fled).

Soderbergh has maintained Tarkovsky's strangely, stubbornly undramatic pace, somewhere between languid and somnambulist, and like Tarkovsky he preserves the singular effect of taking us straight from the Earth locations to the spaceship interiors without the traditional, exciting business of blast-off, pulling G-forces, diand and readouts, etc.

Pulling off this trick requires incredible strength.

Great job pulling this off.

Pulling this off is simple.