Sentence examples for pulled up into from inspiring English sources
Her red hair was pulled up into a neat topknot.
"You don't want to have air-conditioned air being pulled up into the attic," Mr. Strachan said.
I pulled up into the driveway, observing the way they had built out on the mid-seventies architecture.
Her stomach had twisted on itself, pulled up into her chest, and become trapped — a condition known as a gastric volvulus.
The book is punctuated with moments of stillness, like a portrait of a young wrestler whose hair is being pulled up into a knot.
"Tropical systems impact the flow of the whole atmosphere," Mr. Homenuk said, because even when they make landfall somewhere else, they're often pulled up into our area.
He would dive down from fifteen thousand feet, then pull up into a hard, arcing climb.
"Watch this," her steely gaze orders, as she whips off 32 high-speed fouettés and pulls up into a perfect double pirouette.
"Today you can reach 350km per hour in almost a head-on dive, then when you pull up into the horizontal you can be moving at about 230km per hour," he says.
He'll zoom out, for example, from a bird's-eye view above a rainy street in Tokyo, pulling up into the clouds so that we're watching droplets falling from above and pouring down into the screen.
