Sentence examples for opportunities to pull from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush has had no shortage of opportunities to pull the plug on the UN.

Jamie Hampton vs. Sloane Stephens: Hampton had a bit of trouble with the extremely talented young Frenchwoman Kristina Mladenovic, who squandered many opportunities to pull ahead — especially in the first set.

The Americans had a couple of opportunities to pull even, but Chris Wondolowski missed a wide-open net in the 80th minute and Jaime Penedo made two of his six saves in injury time to help Panama hang on.

Even well-educated Chinese find few opportunities to pull themselves out of the lower classes, Rain said: "There are a lot of people who went to college, who are very refined and cultured, and even those people can't find work".

The match four years ago came down to a couple chances on either side that pushed the contest to extra time, but if the Americans can dominate possession like they did last time around, they will create ample opportunities to pull ahead.

When we were, players weren't taking opportunities to pull the trigger and that's what annoyed me.

At that time, he gave Duquesne investors the opportunity to pull their money from the fund.

The Broes' own horses have plenty of opportunity to pull a variety of vehicles.

58" behind Anquetil, he would never have a better opportunity to pull on the Yellow Jersey.

Many Americans viewed the collapse of the Soviet empire as an opportunity to pull back from international obligations.

Headteacher, Gravesend grammar school, Kent After the Tomlinson report, Labour had the opportunity to pull qualifications together into a unified system.