Sentence examples for pulled near from inspiring English sources

A limousine pulled near to drive Gore away.

Last weekend, another ship pulled near the harbor to carry away hundreds more.

The captain pulled near the shore, and the team jumped onto a beach covered in broken shells.

At dawn on Sept. 17, 2003, their van pulled near the front of one of the trucks at a mountaintop mine in Boone County, W.Va., to deliver supplies to the truck driver.

He maintained he'd never fired the gun, which he said he brought into the club for protection and pulled near the men's room because he was aware of a "beef" between people inside.

Her insistence on tough fiscal love pulled near-bankrupt Greece and Europepe — back from the financial brink more than once.

On Wall Street, it is called the "black car indicator" — a reference to the limousines lined up around investment banks to ferry home young analysts who have pulled near-all-nighters while working on deals.

The land beneath me rolls away and the horizon pulls near, creating a sense of adventurous possibility.

RumorFix.com says that Michele and Colfer will star in a spinoff show that places their characters in New York, a thread that began pulling near the end of last season.

I doubt it'll get pulled in the near future, though.

Instead they pulled along the near side of Éole and America respectively and brought them to close gunnery duels.