Sentence examples similar to pulled items from inspiring English sources

Everywhere, customers are pulling items off shelves to touch and even smell them.

Ten years later, the company counts 42 countries regularly trying to pull items off the web.

Taveras plopped down on the floor and, like Mary Poppins with her carpet bag, started pulling items out of her satchel.

At one point, she seems to be pulling items off three levels of shelves, her feet stepping all the while.

At 20 degrees below zero, the thing turns so slowly that you are better off having workers jog through the freezer with shopping carts pulling items off shelves.

There is an explosion of color and noise as people — mothers with babies on their back, young men hunting for fashionable T-shirts and shirtless children — dig into the pile, pulling items from the bottom and throwing them on top.

When you returned, you'd find that Christine had brewed a giant urn of coffee and was now sipping a foam cup of it, beige with cream, while pulling items out of the kitchen's two overflowing fridges and arranging them haphazardly on all the countertops as she devised the meal that would use them best.

I just wish it could pull items straight from my own to-do list.

J.Crew and Bloomingdale's are now working with Boon + Gable directly by pulling items, packing them and handling returns.

Yes, they can pull items from the top shelf, and their probability of dunking a basketball is much higher than most.

We have pickers that physically pull items off the shelf and put them on a conveyor and sort to the right destination.