Sentence examples for pronounced pull from inspiring English sources

But producer prices, measured at the factory gate, showed a more pronounced pull back last month, which could be a sign of moderating inflation in the months to come.

"No broken bones," he pronounces so we pull her up and he guides her through some doors.

After they are pronounced married, Frank pulls Ready close, says something inaudible and his eyes well up.

By car, the upstate village (locals pronounce it pull-ask-EYE) is nearly five hours from New York City.

This is quintessential Paul, the ability to be pronounced without overstepping while pulling back when needed.

"When I see a uniform, I still get nervous but you know, when the police [he pronounces this poh-lees] pull me over and see it's me, they get even more nervous.

Then a doctor pulled out his stethoscope and pronounced the condemned man dead.

About 40 minutes later, a 12-year-old boy, Neville Chambers, of 51 Paerdegat Fourth Street, was pulled from the water and pronounced dead at the scene.

A third man who was pulled from the sea was pronounced dead at the scene.

Together with his partner Dominic Badguy — that's pronounced "Bad G," it's French — Constantine begins pulling heists as the group travels around the world, drawing the attention of Ty Burrell's Interpol agent.

While having them pull the drag, tell them GEE (pronounced like the letter G) when you turn right and HAW when you turn left.