Sentence examples for pull someone out from inspiring English sources

Once or twice an hour, a guard plunges in to pull someone out, but it's all simple stuff.

"If we run into a really bad emergency, we can pull someone out," writes Nold.

~I have and always have had, a strange yearning to either pull someone out from their own head, darkness, sadness, or help fix whatever appeared to be hurting them.

"It's not like we can pull someone out of Procter & Gamble to run Shell Oil," he said.

Pull someone out of the shop to try out the milking SOP, or someone from the parlor to try the SOP for running the pasteurizer.

"We were in the kitchen, moping about the Democrats, wondering why they can't just pull someone out of a hat," Helen said.

"He's the guy who pulls someone out of a hat," Mr. Born said.

If they offer nonmedical help — like pulling someone out of a burning house, or rescuing a drowning person — they may be putting their life savings at risk.

But if anyone can turn WorldCom around, says Allan Tumolillo, an analyst at Probe Research, it is someone from the IT sector: "If they had pulled someone out of the telecoms industry, I would say they are going nowhere.

The orange-suited emergency workers had just pulled someone out of the rubble alive Saturday when a chilling cry reverberated around the tilting high-rises, the toppled construction cranes and the market littered with bodies: The valley was about to flood.

And we talked about the possible utility of a hockey stick for pulling yourself out if the ice breaks, or for pulling someone else out.