Sentence examples for pulls further away from inspiring English sources

The post recession reality is that the customer base for businesses that appeal to the middle class is shrinking as the top-tier pulls further away...Across the country, Olive Garden and Red Lobster restaurants are struggling, while fine-dining chains like Capital Grille are thriving.

But Wasps pulled further away with two quick tries at the start of the second half.

It was not until the final six minutes that New Zealand pulled further away with tries by Savea and Malakai Fekitoa.

BBC1's The Night Manager pulled further away from Julian Fellowes Doctor Thornee with double the ITV drama's audience on Sunday.

If it is, Westwood will fancy pulling further away from Woods, the man whose five-year reign he ended last October.

But instead of healing the scars on the face of the global economy, the last 12 months have seen fresh wounds appear as the richest have pulled further away from the rest of us.

While Nzonzi, who will feature against Sunderland tonight as Blackburn try to pull further away from the relegation zone, is flattered by the comparison to Vieira, though, he maintains it is a superficial one.

They also relied on guests to stretch some areas into improvisations over vamps that might have profited from going longer and more abstract, pulling further away from the source material, even at the risk of disappointing an audience's desire to hear a reasonable number of Mr. Wonder's songs.

Woking pulled further away from relegation danger with a comfortable win over struggling Southport.

Carlisle pulled further away from the drop zone and extended Crewe's winless run in League One to six games.

That matters because over the next 12 months our product will continue to pull further away from them.