Sentence examples for started to pull off from inspiring English sources

Everyone started to pull off his jacket.

"Oh, yes, you are!" I snapped, as I started to pull off his polo shirt.

She took them out of the oven, and started to pull off the ovipositors and the legs, which can stick in the throat.

"[Y]ou start to pull off to one side" (Gary, 30s); "The body becomes weird inside… shivering too… twitches… paraesthesia" (David, 50s); "I've become a 'chilled to the bone' kind of person" (Gareth, 50s).

The participants described neurological fatigue as "sweats", "coldness", and "numbness": "[Y]ou start to pull off to one side" (Gary, 30s); "The body becomes weird inside… shivering too… twitches… paraesthesia" (David, 50s); "I've become a 'chilled to the bone' kind of person" (Gareth, 50s).

If the front wheels start to pull off the ground, avoid freaking out.

However, Cibulkova broke serve to force a tie-break, which she led from the start to pull off a superb win.

Ms. Green started to pull the petals off but then stopped.

"We were just starting to pull the tension off the rope when my parents walked in," Weibrecht, a rising downhill star on the United States ski team, said last month while training in Colorado.

Before last week, DC might have looked at this game as an obvious one to maybe make the breakthrough and win — New England started the year poorly, only to pull off the unlikely looking feat last week of out-Goonie-ing the Goonies with an injury time winner in San Jose.

"He started crying uncontrollably and he had to pull off the road," Mr. Ungar recalled.