Sentence examples for sort of pulling from inspiring English sources

"Hitting him I remember, and I remember sort of pulling over on a side street, getting out of the car, and there I lose a few minutes".

When I was at the Kings Theater, I was still very uncertain about the monologue, and I was still sort of pulling it out of the air.

McCartney singled out "Blackbird" as a personal favourite and described his technique for the guitar part in the following way: "I got my own little sort of cheating way of [fingerpicking]... I'm actually sort of pulling two strings at a time .

I got the information out of him but it was a question of sort of pulling teeth if you like, if you didn't ask the question you didn't get told was the impression I got' [age 52, localised prostate cancer].

"You know — white walls, but then we pulled them apart, like the way the clothes are sort of pulled apart.

You're having this nice regimented buildup, and then, wham, the bass sort of pulls the floor out from under you.

"It just sort of pulls you in and you can either reject it or lean into it and I decided to 'lean in' to it.

There was something in me that was never going to be relevant unless I sort of pulled back my skin and the skin of the painting that I was doing and looked at it for what it was".

It was fascinating to watch the audience as they sort of pulled back, or laughed nervously, as Bev bent towards her interlocutor, hands and arms going, like signals of distress on a sinking ship.

"I felt cold hands, and there was a force that sort of pulled me out of bed".

"I felt cold hands and there was a force that sort of pulled me out of bed".