Sentence examples for space to pull from inspiring English sources
City went closer soon afterwards, when Surman worked space to pull the ball back from the left.
She said that what all adolescents crave is a "safe space" to pull apart and ponder the stew of relationships and sexual activity — including intimacy and desire and betrayal and coercion.
Swansea's wide forwards stretched teams by maintaining width, in turn allowing the likes of Joe Allen more time and space to pull the strings in midfield.
After several attempts to merge unsuccessfully, mainly due to people not giving her any space to pull out, it happened.
Instead, he is a rhythm scorer who uses the threat of the drive to gain ample space to pull up in the half-court, where he can be lethal.
He told me he did it because I'm an ass-hole; I didn't move up from my parking space when he honked at me; he wanted extra space to pull in because he just bought the car.
Club Fit, in Briarcliff, completed a $9 million construction project there last year, adding a new pool, a children's wing, a spinning and wellness studio and a larger fitness space, presumably to pull ahead of its main competitor, the Saw Mill Club.
Some themes need a larger space to really pull you in and make you FEEL the theme.
If they can drag Aaron Mooy, Mateo Poljak (or Iacopo La Rocca) around the pitch, they will open the space for Broich to pull the strings.
As I see it, I was addressing myself to the horizontal dimension of the epistemological space first, trying to pull skeptical readers over to the right, or at least to the midline of the map (in Chapters 1 and 2 of the book) before offering them reams of evidence and arguments (in Chapters 3 and 4) to try to pull them up into the upper right corner.
A neat passing move from Spurs worked space for Aaron Lennon to pull back for Defoe, whose shot was blocked by goalkeeper Samir Handanovic only for Sigurdsson to touch in.
