Sentence examples for safe to pull from inspiring English sources
It hasn't always been safe to pull out these stories".
But by the time the details had been worked out among the building's owners, the wreckers and the insurers, the fire had been burning so long that it was no longer safe to pull down the walls, Mr. Cruz said.
Routemasters had been staffed with bus conductors, who patrolled its double decks selling tickets from portable machines, assisting passengers and ringing the bus's bell to tell the driver when it was safe to pull away from the kerb.
They are for persuading voters that a candidate is nice and non-threatening, and therefore it's safe to pull the lever.
With United Nations troops in southern Lebanon and international monitoring in place, there is unlikely to be an all-out battle on the border, he says, even though it would have been safer to pull out as part of peace agreements with Syria and Lebanon.
It is safer to pull the animal to the side of the road and then take your time in cutting off the tail, paw, etc.
Owners who see such warnings should find a safe place to pull over and stop the vehicle, the automaker advised.
The van started feeling funny, and I was looking for a safe place to pull off when the rear axle snapped in two pieces.
"As soon as I had a safe opportunity to pull over, I did; I inspected my tractor," Mr. Scuiletti said Friday.
The exhibitions scene in London relies too much on big names and safe bets to pull in huge numbers of visitors.
She said that what all adolescents crave is a "safe space" to pull apart and ponder the stew of relationships and sexual activity — including intimacy and desire and betrayal and coercion.
