Sentence examples for seeking to pull from inspiring English sources

It isn't about the Westminster parties seeking to pull a rabbit out of a hat.

Now she will have to soldier on through New Hampshire, seeking to pull off a surprise comeback victory there, as she did in 2008.

Mr. Obama was clearly seeking to pull America out of its latest funk, arguing that no country has a deeper bench, better universities or a more entrepreneurial spirit.

The money that investors are seeking to pull out of the fund by year-end amounts to about 26 percent of its assets, Diamondback wrote in the letter.

She is seeking to pull votes from Mexico's left, by building coalitions with groups that have fled the party's machine over the last 15 years.

He is seeking to pull Indonesia, the world's fourth-most-populous country, out of economic crisis and to assert civilian control over the previously dominant military.

By making rumba its theme, Cubadisco 2000 sought to pull rumba in from the margins.

The Liberal Democrats will always stand up for unity against those who seek to pull us apart.

Would you pull out from that or seek to pull out your senators from voting on key issues like that?

The outline sought to pull together a growing stream of conflicting proposals from nations involved in the climate treaty talks.

She predicted the new chief executive would "pull the plug on the Planet format, at least temporarily," and would probably seek to pull in more Internet shopping.