Sentence examples for pull something from from inspiring English sources

Fitger's missives pull something from more intimate epistolary genres: love letters, poison-pen notes.

Stop! Show me your hands!" The guard told the police he saw the vendor pull something from his coat — the semiautomatic, which the police said later had been stolen in Virginia in October.

Every time I left Venice, I always felt guilty that I had not seen enough, or taken enough in, so the time spent in front of the Titian was a way of trying to concentrate more than usual, trying to pull something from the experience of looking that I could keep and remember.

And, except when I went in to pull something from a file, it was his room.

"If you're growing up in a tough environment... and then you're put into a situation where you're asked to improvise and pull something from yourself that requires sensitivity or compassion," this is worthwhile, said Harris, a graduate of the Manhattan School of Music.

Now he pulled something from his left breast pocket.

The driver was pulling something from between the front wheels.

I feel like everything they do they're just pulling something from the 80s or 90s.

Haynes – a warm, energetic and gracious man with extremely round eyes – laughs, and then pulls something from a bag.

When the police arrived and he pulled something from under his sweatshirt that the police said they believed was a gun, they shot him.

"Ruth called me right away and said, 'Where is she getting this?' " In the middle of our interview, Ron pulled something from his pocket.