Sentence examples for pulled off the internet from inspiring English sources
Nor is your poem aided by jpegs you've pulled off the internet.
It displays various on-screen widgets with information pulled off the Internet, and it plays podcasts, Internet radio and some Web video.
He included a link to an inflammatory five-minute video, pulled off the Internet, that implicated the entire faith in terrorism.
A recent investigation into the social and environmental cost of the Three Gorges Dam by Shanghai's The Paper was pulled off the internet after seven hours.
"If you look at board books from 15 years ago, it looks like the stuff on there was pulled off the Internet somewhere," said Cecily Kaiser, the publishing director of Abrams Appleseed.
This may seem a weird place to start but, just to make sure it wasn't some hocus-pocus I pulled off the internet, I decide it is my responsibility to check that Cox's father really did breed pedigree bulls when she was a kid.
He likened the book to "an extended undergraduate paper with no quotations — the kind of thing an American student would pull off the Internet".
"That wasn't just something you could go pull off the internet".
The article, translated here by Google, includes the English-language passages said to have been cribbed from at least six other sources, including a speech on land reform and a 2007 college paper on political science pulled off of the Internet.
