Sentence examples for to pull far from inspiring English sources

On the restart, with the lapped car of Mark Martin in front on the inside lane, and his Roush Racing teammate, Kenseth, on the lead lap on the outside lane, Kenseth was able to pull far ahead.

That rule, aides to both campaigns said, has the effect in a race that seems so closely matched of making it extremely hard for anyone to pull far ahead.

If the king saw a way to strengthen his position, the ambassador, an unabashed champion of Libya's monarchy, saw a chance to pull far ahead of the Soviets, and to prevent Libya from slipping, as Egypt had, toward becoming a Soviet proxy, replete with Soviet military goods.

It'll have an uphill battle against Android, however, which has managed to pull far ahead in the race to sign on Chinese smartphone buyers.

Obviously, Syrian forces would have to pull far back from the border of the Golan Heights so that they would have considerable ground to cover were they tempted to attack Israel.

You won't be able to hold the kite because these kites pull far too much, so you need to locate a suitable fence or tree.

They pull far too many muscles.

If the rubber band doesn't pull far enough, unwrap it once from the arms.

He also raised allegations of fraud.Ashraf Ghani, who along with Mr Abdullah appears to have pulled far ahead of any other candidate, made similar complaints.

Composers of ambient music and electronic works have had a long, uneasy relationship, sometimes sharing goals and materials, sometimes trying to pull as far apart from one another as possible.

If you are lucky enough to find a place to pull off far from city lights and watch the sun set, the moon rise and stars shoot across the heavens, you will, in many ways, enjoy the View.