Sentence examples for rush to pull from inspiring English sources

They rush to pull their money out.

Whispered curses accompanied a rush to pull on soiled T-shirts.

At the clinic Sunday night, there was a frantic rush to pull hundreds of men, coughing from tear gas, out of emergency vehicles, off motorcycles and out of taxis, even from the trunks.

"I don't see that there is a scientific or health benefit from the point of microbiology or even toxicology," Dr. Schaffner said of the rush to pull the beef from school menus.

I think this melée of emotions is possibly a good thing, if only because it puts on hold our natural rush to pull apart anything we don't immediately like.

Simon scored his fourth goal off a nice feed from Lundmark on a three-on-two rush to pull the Rangers -- who had earlier received a power-play goal from Brian Leetch -- to 3-2.

UEFA and European clubs, with real business at stake, rushed to pull it down.

Rushing to pull out troops would only squander what remaining influence NATO has in Afghanistan.

After the senator's comments, customers rushed to pull out millions of dollars in deposits.

And those who rushed to pull their money out are proved right - the bank *wasn't* safe, after all.

And those who rushed to pull their money out are proved right--the bank wasn't safe, after all.