Sentence examples for prepared to pull it from inspiring English sources

Patronage is one of your levers of power; you should be more prepared to pull it.

The sound systems of St Pauls, passed down through generations into a network of hands prepared to pull it into as many different directions as possible.

If, for example, the captain legs out a triple early in the game, or has to make some hard dashes from first to third, Cashman is fully prepared to pull I'm-Fine from the game, as early as the fourth or fifth inning.

Be prepared to pull out if it looks as if you have backed a loser after all.

Sweeteners can include rapadura sugar substitute, honey, syrup, stevia, etc. Mint is an invasive plant, so either keep it in a pot or be prepared to pull out a lot, as it spreads everywhere!

Coca-Cola, which each year provided $4.35 million, was reported to be less prepared to pull out but has reduced its annual Tour budget to $872,000.

"We need to think it through every time and be prepared to pull back".

"It means this government is quite prepared to pull the rug from under the feet of investors even when this country desperately needs to clean up the way we generate electricity at the lowest possible cost – which is onshore wind.

Industry body RenewableUK chief executive Maria McCaffery said: "It means this Government is quite prepared to pull the rug from under the feet of investors even when this country desperately needs to clean up the way we generate electricity at the lowest possible cost - which is onshore wind.

Know your dog's temperament and if you are aware that your dog likes to pick a fight, keep it restricted on a leash and be prepared to pull your dog back to sit quietly on the side of the trail when other pooches pass.

Don't make it last too long — about 5 seconds — and be prepared to pull away soon.