Sentence examples for to pulled from inspiring English sources

And, by the time dessert was served, her hair had gone from long and loose to pulled back in a tight bun.

And while that does mean the book contains explicit instructions about sex, with positions that could lead to pulled muscles and slipped discs, that's not all it means.

It is hot, melting cheese in a crisp, buttery pocket and, depending on where you eat, everything from hot salt beef to pulled pork stuffed in there, too.

But she was also an exponent of such wacky modernities as Rayon, zips, and dresses that did not need to pulled over the head.

Ribs are smoked for six hours — that's about half the time allotted to pulled pork and shredded beef brisket, which are equally moist and tender ($14 to $15 for a platter).

McDougall's findings are bad news for the forty thousand runners who will participate on Sunday, though: "overzealous training" in urban landscapes with fancy footwear leads to pulled hamstrings and torn Achilles tendons, he asserts.

Difficult to pull off.

To pull — pull herself out.

Reason enough to pull together.

more difficult to pull off.

He has to pull out".