Sentence examples similar to resist pull out from inspiring English sources

As he reaches into his bag of tricks, he can't resist pulling out images of Nixon and Hitler (whom he also impersonated, in a television movie).

But on a chance sighting in the Metropolitan Opera House lobby last month, I could not resist pulling out my cellphone for a quick Twitter post: "I've spotted Missy Mazzoli at the Met for 'House of the Dead.' One day I'll be here to hear her.

The bottom section is circled with angled barbs that resist pulling out in wind gusts up to 170 mph.

So I couldn't resist pulling out excerpts from two of our annual Executive Excess reports in which Raymond and Tillerson played starring roles.

Irving resists pulling out this particular Dickensian stop, even if elsewhere the organ is made to bellow: two mothers of men who died of AIDS commit suicide, one by injecting herself with the H.I.V.-positive blood of her son, another onetime Favorite River wrestler.

I was wearing a pair of worn-out running shoes and could not resist pulling them off and slipping my feet into Roger Corbett's boots.

Britain has been urging America to put more soldiers into Iraq and to resist any temptation to pull out early.

These are all things that are being bandied around and they are nowhere near coming to fruition and we would resist and fight and pull out all the stops".

Take advantage of "waiting time," and resist the temptation to pull out the electronics.

In retaliation, Xeneral tried stealing the man's bike, which the man resisted, causing Xeneral to pull out a bottle of drain cleaner (or "acid") to threaten him.

Why would you bother?' I resisted the temptation to pull out a soap box and harangue this colleague, but the question remained implanted in my thoughts.