Sentence examples for sharply pull from inspiring English sources

Just sharply pull your dog away, or let an adult help you.

As a result, it has sharply pulled back from making new loans.

In the early 1970s, for reasons that are still ill-understood, productivity growth slowed sharply, pulling down the trend rate of growth.

A decade ago, financial firms sharply pulled back from lending amid a financial panic, and federal officials frequently took action on Sundays as a way to try to arrest unease before Asian markets opened.

[C5.] Nasdaq Drops in Technology Slump Technology stocks fell sharply, pulling the Nasdaq composite index down more than 4percentt, after more sour economic reports failed to prompt an immediate cut in interest rates.

This fly also floats but makes a "popping" sound when sharply pulled through the water.

The cue should be moving your hand quickly towards the cat, and then sharply pulling it away.

If your trebuchet is small enough, you can launch the projectile by sharply pulling down on the short end of the swing arm instead of using a counterweight.

Disengage their hindquarters, this is done by sharply pulling the reins to the left or the right and having its nose to your leg.

(Button braids can be sewn tight to the neck, as long as the hair at the base isn't sharply pulled).. Some horses are allergic to human hair gel.

"It's part of the trading process; stock prices go up sharply and pull back" as pessimistic investors sell, said Joseph DeMarco, head of United States equity trading for HSBC Asset Management Americas Inc., which manages $5 billion.