Sentence examples for open to pull from inspiring English sources

These political shock-jocks all seized the moment… extending their arms wide open to pull in a large contingent of listeners who were angry and vulnerable in a confusion-filled post-9/11 world.

There are moments outside of time when it makes the most sense to break time open, to pull friends and loved ones close or embrace strangers, to let go of all the darkness and uncertainty, to take a leap of imagination and cast all your votes for dancing and help the great dance of life begin again.

By region, the idea was least popular in New England, the cradle of the Revolutionary War, with just 17.4percentt of respondents open to pulling their state out.

Mulcair left the door open to pulling similar parliamentary tricks as NDP's ill-fated attempt to stop back-to-work legislation that forced Canada Post workers back on the job.

On a ball lofted to the middle of the area by Husidic, Keane had an open chance to pull back Vicente Sanchez's opener.

"I am ready to open closures, to pull out the tanks" and to let "tens of thousands of Palestinians" enter Israel to work, he said.

Replete with pop-ups, flaps to open, tabs to pull and an accompanying miniature book retelling the story as a play, the whole effort is yet another triumph of ingenuity and sheer fun.

To study how they build their tunnels, the researchers took shovels and cracked open hives to pull out thousands of ants, tucking their pants inside their socks to avoid getting bitten.

Jackson likes to see the receiver get open in order to pull the trigger.

The managers slid them open just enough to pull Lockley inside the vestibule.

But the Monarchs used a 9-0 run to open the second half to pull to 38-37 with 17:08 left on a dunk by Frank Hassell, who had a team-high 15 points along with teammate Gerald Lee.