Sentence examples for slowly pulled off from inspiring English sources

Two male dancers bit at her hips and slowly pulled off her trousers with their teeth.

Huge 100-metre lengths of steel were slowly pulled off the back of five flat bed carriages, more machines pushed back and forth on to the track bending it into place, others pressed home clamps fixing it to the first of more than 97,000 concrete sleepers.

After you've cut it to size, peel back one corner, exposing the adhesive on a small area; stick it on the wall; and then slowly pull off the rest of the backing, pressing down as you go.

The video shows him coolly staring down Rayford while slowly pulling off his work gloves and casually opening the register, as if he's more fed-up than scared.

Gently pull up on one end of the sticker with the knife and very VERY slowly pull off the sticker.

Slowly pull away.

Slowly pull away from the person.

The dropping tide slowly pulled us off the flat into deeper water, where a school of tightly packed mossbunker splashed along the surface.

It was as though someone had taken the end and slowly pulled it off along the length of the mantle.

He added ridges to the stamp, which reduced its area of contact, and modified its mechanics, applying the same law of physics that dictates that a Band-Aid ripped off quickly will cling less than one pulled off slowly.

When Vettel pulled off the track slowly after 42 laps, the safety car again came out to remove his car from its unsafe position on the straight.