Sentence examples for tends to pull out from inspiring English sources

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

He told me he's attuned to the subtle sonic differences between aircraft and tends to pull out his phone whenever an unfamiliar sound passes overhead, hoping to catch a plane with his phone and identify it.

Brushing your hair when it's wet tends to pull out more hairs than when it's dry.

Batting tends to pull out from the bag in clumps or strips, but you can ball it evenly by laying out smaller pieces in a star or triangle pattern and rolling up each one in turn until you have the size you want.

Some guys tend to pull out more often than others.

We tend to pull out our smartphones every minute when we are with people, but I don't think social etiquette has changed.

I had a lisp, my nose was big, and bullies tend to pull out things you didn't even know were wrong with you.

Pointing to rack of burkas in a variety of new colors -- peach, apple green, caramel brown, light khaki -- he said women had begun allowing their tastes free rein since the end of the Taliban, who tended to pull out their whips when they spied any burka that was not in an approved shade of blue or off-white.

Often, when there's a shakeup in management, investors tend to pull out and adopt a waitandsee attitude.

When you are an anxious person, you tend to pull out particular details from your environment that support your worries while ignoring the elements that do not.

Sitting in waiting rooms, commuting on public transportation, waiting at a restaurant for a friend to arrive, etc. are all situations where we tend to pull out our phones and send inane text messages or check Facebook.