Sentence examples for pulling my sweater from inspiring English sources

When I hear this, I'm internally pulling my sweater over my head.

Dining to the tune of crickets on the big wraparound porch, I pulled my sweater close around my shoulders and ate one of the most delicious lamb shanks I've eaten anywhere.

And then I picked them up, pulled my grandma sweater tightly around my chest and walked across the street for some coffee and a magazine.

I pull my lucky sweater back on and cruise through Game 4 against a scientist/home brewer and a female customs agent.

Pulling on my sweater and an anorak after lunch, I rushed up to the top deck and beheld the intricate, honeycomblike stolidity of the 70-by-8-mile chunk of ice.

"The next thing I know, he's pressing against me and pulling off my sweater," she said.

Throwing on a temporary good-enough-to-walk-in-the-school outfit, I tucked my freshly washed hair behind my ear and carried 52 decorated cupcakes into school pretending I had it all together even though my 3-year-old kept pulling on my sweater and my 6- and 10-year-old sparred with denim jackets in the hallway.

"If you want to destroy my sweater, pull this thread as I walk away" - Marie Curie.

I often accompanied my mother… She stood by the door of her Virginia farm pulling a sweater on the branches of the dogwood she had tended were bowed blossoms loosened….

He literally says: "the world goes on without my faith in anything / to have to drag myself from bed, pull a sweater over my head / somehow find a way to brave the sun again".

Pulling a sweater, boots and tights from her dryer-slash-dresser one recent morning, she forgot to grab her skirt, and left the house without wearing one.