Sentence examples for pulled out again from inspiring English sources

The convoy pulled out again.

"If the rug is pulled out again, I'm not going to survive," he said.

Train cars kept pulling in with more; tall yellow cranes dipped into them and deposited the ore onto the mounds, and then the train cars pulled out again.

But after each stab inward the thing has to be pulled out again, and with even more force than was needed to push it in.

The only thing that kept this "reform" from being a fiscal disaster was the fact that after an initial rush into the Medicare business, many H.M.O.'s pulled out again.

We learn of a nineteenth-century trapper with a badly healed gunshot wound who had food lowered into his stomach on a string and pulled out again by an enterprising experimenter; and that Elvis's colon at the time of his death was more than twice the size of a normal organ.

He pulls out, then brakes, then pulls out again, then brakes again.

Still, the trains stop at the station for exactly one minute, then pull out again.

Might Britain simply pull out? "Again, I'm glad to say that, so far as I can judge, the UK have ruled this out," Bratza told me.

But let's hope it will pull out again; officials are not wiser or nobler because they come with a government title.

"We're working in estates where the history is of agencies coming in, doing projects and pulling out again – essentially these places have been abandoned.