Sentence examples for tends to pull from inspiring English sources

It tends to pull in younger viewers.

She tends to pull her toss arm down early, which causes her to lose control of the racket head.

The second, called stapedius, tends to pull the footplate of the stapes out of the oval window.

Otherwise the film tends to pull its emotional punches as it heads toward a conditional happy ending.

He tends to pull out in the morning a bit stiff but soon warms to any task we set him".

In my experience, being incredibly polite with an enemy tends to pull the ground out from under their feet.

Some guys tend to pull out more often than others.

Most pieces tend to pull focus from the print itself.

They also tended to pull back from unfamiliar environments.

They tend to pull back when it goes all black.

Revolutions in communication tend to pull the people away from the élites.