Sentence examples for takes a pull from inspiring English sources

Winterbottom takes a pull on his beer.

Nighttime now, and Johnson takes a pull off his Stella longneck and hits play on the remote.

John Daly, who 20 years ago captured the second of his two majors on the Old Course to earn lifetime Open exemption, takes a pull from a cigarette on the third tee and chats up a gaggle of Americans behind the rope who excitedly tell him they were here when he outlasted Italy's Costantino Rocca in a four-hole play-off.

We used to be at the forefront of cannabis legalization," adds Bean, a veteran journalist and author of Legalized It!. "Remember us?" He takes a pull off the vaporizer, gives the tender a thumbs up--high sign for When--and exhales.

We are all going to have to take a pull.

(Yes. Take a pull, former mining villages, even if the call centres have gone).

In short, we all need to take a pull and switch off.

The horse was really relaxed and Harry was able to take a pull.

"If you watch, Jason [Maguire] was taking a pull because he was getting there too soon," he said.

A carpenter, Amanullah, 29, stood in a vest and burned trousers, taking a pull on a cigarette.

"My point," shot back Kirstie, "is that if we want a functioning NHS we all need to take a pull".