Sentence examples for pulled the key from inspiring English sources

As he approached his truck, he pulled the key fob out of his pocket.

I'm really all right, she would think, carefully, lightly, as she pulled the key from the ignition, trying not to examine the sensation too closely or lose it with any sudden movement, as if it were a thin-filmed shiny bubble poised in her chest.

(In 1990, while flying in a two-seater plane piloted by his father, Johnston pulled the keys from the ignition and threw them out the window. His father managed to crash-land safely).

Haroon, 36, says he was outside the Iqra school polling station in the Manningham area of the city when his car was surrounded by Labour campaigners who yanked off his wing mirror and pulled the keys from the ignition, breaking them into three pieces.

(He escaped from the kidnappers' car by pulling the key out of the ignition and bolting).

What bleeds through when I read the Times – with important exceptions that keep the Times at the top of my must-read list despite its failings – is a deep kinship with the people who pull the key levers in our government and economy.

As you approach the vehicle, don't bother to pull the key fob from your pocket; just lift the door handle.

She pulls the key, a symbol of "the sweet escape", from her mouth as an allusion to performances by escapologist Harry Houdini.

When dudes leave their key in, it leaves them O.U.T. Come to your pad, stick your key in the crack, open up the doors, pull the key back out.

Pull the key out to prevent theft.

Don't pull the key ring open too hard or too far.