Sentence examples for took a pull from inspiring English sources

I wish they were still serving their country, but … " He sighed and took a pull on his fluoride-free H20.

"He jumped out of the gates like an American horse but I took a pull as I didn't want to get there too early.

Rain was on its way, so I took a pull of tea and looked across Long Bridge, the 24-arch structure that connects the occasionally soggy tearoom, on the east bank, with the rest of town.

Charlie Appleby's colt pulled alongside the leader Ibn Malik with a quarter of a mile to run, but William Buick had so much horse underneath him that he took a pull and did not ease into the lead until the furlong pole.

Littrell took a pull from a reedy cigarillo.

He took a pull-up jumper the first time he touched the ball, and a transition 3-pointer on his next time down the court.

Winterbottom takes a pull on his beer.

We are all going to have to take a pull.

(Yes. Take a pull, former mining villages, even if the call centres have gone).

In short, we all need to take a pull and switch off.

The horse was really relaxed and Harry was able to take a pull.