"pull out from" is grammatically correct and is used in both spoken and written English.
For example, "He pulled out from the parking lot and drove away."
Drawers pull out from under stairs.
Sokolovsky would pull out from his pockets some bread and sausage.
There are things you pull out from the picture because people can relate to them.
He added that he fully expected the Russians to pull out from South Ossetia before long.
"Based on the Marine explosion in Beirut," he said, "and the American pull-out from Beirut, they will be the same method, to force the United States to pull out from Saudi Arabia".
MR. MOHAMED -- Yes, sir. Based on the Marine explosion in Beirut... and the American pull-out from Beirut, they will be the same method, to force the United States to pull out from Saudi Arabia.
The pull-out from Lebanon was popular at the time but laid the ground for last year's war.
Last month the council discussed North Korea's pull-out from the NPT, but could not manage even a joint statement condemning the move.
Mr Regev said that Israel's pull-out from Gaza in 2005, which was followed by the takeover of the Strip by the militant Hamas movement and rocket attacks, was: "An example that is before everyone's eyes.
It had been clashing with Mr Sharif ever since the pull-out from Kashmir, so much so that a month ago the United States publicly warned it not to stage a coup.
A British pull-out from the ECHR, or a British decision to reject a ruling by the court, would give great comfort to just those governments cited by Mr Davis above.
