Sentence examples for pulling from inspiring English sources

But normal service was resumed as goals from George Tucudean in the 28th minute and Johnnie Jackson in the 51st minute got the Addicks back to winning ways despite Dean Moxey pulling one back for the visitors, who remain in the bottom three.

The scope of the festival also revealed its international pulling power, he said.

If Ukraine ends up with a mixture of ethnic fundamentalism and liberal capitalism, with oligarchs pulling the strings, it will be as European as Russia (or Hungary) is today.

Yet neither has formally declared a presidential bid, and neither has succeeded in pulling away from a second-tier bunch of candidates including senators Marco Rubio, Rand Paul and Ted Cruz.

Lewis had to ask for it back because there were no others available, pulling on a top he had already autographed with a black marker pen.

They began pulling survivors and bodies from half-inflated life rafts and out of the water.

At Kinross High in Perthshire, some parents received a stinging note telling them: "The length of your daughter's skirt is such that she spends a great deal of time pulling it down.

Two years on from that first visit, I recall a gazelle-like, beautiful human being floating about in the covers, a man with the balance and grace of a ballet dancer – he was an as yet unknown David Gower, still a season away from swivelling pulling his first ball in Test cricket for four.

8 min: From the middle, Huddlestone picks out Lennon, who is far too quick for left-back Mejac and gets in behind the defender before pulling the ball back across the face of goal.

I don't think having [the SNP] pulling the strings in the government of the country when they want to pull the country apart is acceptable to many people".

Whereas in team sports it can be frustrating because you can play fantastic and still not come out on top because the team wasn't pulling their weight.