Sentence examples for usually pulled from the from inspiring English sources

Punters and kickers, who are usually pulled from the soccer team, spend practice mostly working by themselves.

AR is usually considered to be a live view of the real world, onto which extra data – usually pulled from the internet - is layered or superimposed.

This is why indie music tends to take a lot of influence from folk music and fashion usually pulls from the 40s-70s.

To illustrate that point, he said the suggested headlines are usually phrases pulled from the articles that seem particularly "intense" and have been translated into "headlinese": "It's not as artificial as you would think".

The standoff has threatened to derail the process in each of the past several years, but at the end of the two-week session the parties usually pull back from the brink and announce an incremental, face-saving deal.

Then it was pulled from the market.

The books were pulled from the shelves.

Plants were pulled from the soil in the control treatment.

Violentacrez also created Reddit's Jailbait forum which hosted images of underage girls, usually pulled without consent from their Facebook accounts.

On a woman it is usually pulling the hair or in the armpits.

Big banks usually pull in the equivalent in revenue in a single week.