Sentence examples for opportunity to pull in from inspiring English sources

An increasing number are teaching courses in English so that they can capitalise on the flow of foreign students.But Europe's opportunity to pull in the world's talent may be fleeting.

Serving dishes inspired by the cuisines of the trainees' home countries, these capstone dinners are also an opportunity for the restaurant to pull in paying customers.

All four of the early enrollees — defensive tackle Adam McLean, running back Jake Funk, cornerback Antwaine Richardson, and punter Wade Lees — are at positions of need, and they have the opportunity to pull ahead in their respective position battles.

Along the drive, several viewpoints provide the opportunity to pull off and take in the surroundings.

Mr. Kubo, who won the silver medal at the 1989 International Ballet Competition in Moscow, and the sparkling Ms. Wehner had an opportunity to pull out the virtuosic stops in the "Don Quixote" pas de deux in 1998.

"Hopefully it will give me a bit of longevity, help me build some form and give me the opportunity to pull on the black jersey here in England in 2015.

Of course, that led to speculation that we could finally get a heel turn for Reigns even though WWE has infamously avoided that potentially landmark creative decision despite having ample opportunity to pull the trigger on it in the past.

Towson's players get a chance to play in front of a gigantic crowd and an opportunity to pull off perhaps the greatest upset in college football history.

They also squandered a golden opportunity to pull within two games of Chicago in the National League wild-card race, as the Cubs were shut out at Arizona.

Justin Lee, an MPH student in Epidemiology, relishes the opportunity to pull back the curtain on gun violence.

"[But] if there's an opportunity to pull on that Welsh jersey I'd play in the front row".