Sentence examples for unable to pull away from inspiring English sources

They are good enough to win the division comfortably but have proved unable to pull away.

But Connecticut seemed disjointed, blocking 10 shots but making 20 turnovers, and was unable to pull away from a not-very-deep George Washington.

The Bulldogs continued to lead at halftime, 36-32, but were unable to pull away from the Cowboys, who took the lead at 61-60 on two free throws by Donta Richardson.

Despite a good start on Thursday night, world record holder Bolt was unable to pull away from the field, giving 2004 Olympic champion Gatlin the chance to edge a thrilling race in 9.94 seconds, one-hundredth of a second ahead of his rival.

If there has been any benefit to McCain's selection of Sarah Palin, it is that it blunted some of Obama's momentum in a few small Western states that had become unexpectedly competitive, including Alaska, the Governor's home state, North Dakota and Montana, in all three of which McCain had been unable to pull away until the GOP convention.

It was an odd sight for a team that recently seemed unable to pull out a close game, but the Nets pulled away by turning up the defense down the stretch.

Egan was, however, unable to pull off a complete coverup.

Unable to cope with its strictures and its import, she began to pull away in all sorts of unconscious ways.

The Silver Ferns continued to pull away in the third and fourth quarters, with England unable to defend against their pacy attack.

He was so enraptured by his beauty that he was unable to pull himself away from his own reflection in a pool of water and wasted away and died.

Unable to pull yourself away from your computer screen?