Sentence examples for should pull back from inspiring English sources

They should pull back their resources from this sector completely".

In 2011, senators should pull back the curtain on Senate obstruction and once again amend the filibuster rules.

But many European leaders blamed the authorities for the escalating violence and said riot police should pull back.

Others argue that they should pull back on their relationships with broadcast networks and concentrate instead on the other part of their business: selling broadband-Internet subscriptions.

By that July, Mr. Kelly, the chief financial officer, had come to share the view that the company should pull back, the senior executives said.

On a visit to Tbilisi on Sunday, Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, reiterated this position and said Russian forces should pull back immediately.

If Assad should indeed pull back to the coast, it would not be the first time the Alawite homeland was endowed with its own borders.

Should Kennedy pull back yet again, Marin writes, he "risks becoming the Hamlet of Illinois politics".

During an initial read-through of the play in December, someone told Summers, " 'You're spilling your guts out,' and I said, 'Yeah, I guess I am.' I got a little concerned: Should I pull back?

Keep a very sharp knife (safely) to hand with a horse you do not know so you can cut them free should they pull back in a panic.

Should we… pull back a bit on the thing John Birt set up so brilliantly at its time, which is the internet, to allow space for local papers and indeed the national press which at the moment are being steamrollered by what we do with public money that comes in from the licence fee, for which you go to prison if you fail to pay up".