Sentence examples for think of pulling from inspiring English sources

Would the Malonys think of pulling onto a California freeway in low gear?

And don't even think of pulling an all-nighter before an exam: researchers say that does more harm than good.

"In our case, it evolved naturally — you're just reading, we're not telling you to think of pulling your left or right arm whenever you hit a word that interests you.

There there is just one small thing left to conquer for Square: actually getting the masses to think of pulling out their phones instead of their wallets to set the wheels in motion.

There is, in my mind, no economical reason why you would ever think of pulling it back into a potential fuel cycle.

Block of currency notes where highest bill is 500 shillings -- or 8 U.S. cents And don't even think of pulling down the table in the seat back -- I did, and it had repulsive calcified food remains from the 60s.

Deep house will always make me think of pulled pork.

The illegally hacked personal emails go on like this for reams and reams of mind-numbing back and forth that even the climate deniers that are happily hosting them say they haven't had time to read -- they just do text searches for any damning-sounding words they can think of, pull up those highlights, take the ones that seem to confirm their position out of context, and direct attention to them.

It turns out that the traditional family has, in fact, been dying a slow death long before we thought of pulling the plug.

After his struggles and a fourth foul that was called on him in the final minute of the third quarter, Coach Byron Scott thought of pulling him from the game.

It's a move he never could've even thought of pulling off while managing the Rays, especially when you consider the reports that he actually has a a partial tear in the ulnar collateral ligament of his right elbow.