Sentence examples for so as not to pull from inspiring English sources

However, Loach said he would remain in Left Unity for the time being, so as not to "pull the rug out" from those who still wanted the party to continue.

Inevitably, all are jumbled together in a weedy mass of growth and you have to concentrate carefully and work with clever fingers so as not to pull out a tiny treasure.

My mum taught him how to twist them at the stem gently, so as not to pull on the whole plant, and how to embrace the sharp ends of the prickles on his soft palms: a quick polish and the spikes come off, leaving it safe for nibbling with abandon.

He taught them how to sprinkle powder in his socks and gently slip them on so as not to pull the hairs on his legs.

Again, use care to avoid tugging at the carpet of being rough, so as not to pull up carpet fibers.

There will probably every color under the sun available to choose from, but try and stick with traditional shades so as not to pull attention from the bride.

With tongs in his left hand and using his right hand for balance, moving carefully so as not to tear the skin, he pulled the butts, which now had the color and texture of redwood logs, off the grill and placed them back in the disposable aluminum-foil pan, which he had cleaned the night before.

Try not to pull so hard on it that it comes off.

Be careful not to pull too hard so you don't pull it out.

Remember not to pull too hard so that you don't pull down the volume at your crown.

And Tebow conceded he would have to learn not to pull the ball down and run, as he did so frequently and effectively in college.