Sentence examples for was pulled onto from inspiring English sources

F12's tube was pulled onto a stainless steel table.

When he was pulled onto land, his rescuers found that both of his legs had been torn from his body.

At the Staples Center show, when a woman was pulled onto a small elevated stage and serenaded with a medley of folksy tunes, the audience eagerly sang along.

Like Letts, Jones was a provincial writer of promise who was pulled onto the Broadway boards too soon for his own good.

Mobbed like a rock star when he made a brief impromptu appearance Saturday night at The Wave, a local nightclub frequented by gays, the mayor was pulled onto the stage by a drag queen comedian wearing a red dress.

But it wasn't until a half-year later that he was pulled onto the Graph Search project.

Meanwhile, partly because of adroit moves by Mr. Gore, Mr. Bush has been pulled onto issues terrain.

Word has it that if you stay late enough, you may be pulled onto the bar to dance.

In the dungeon, he said, he saw the "door of no return" through which slaves were pulled onto an auction block and then onto ships.

But the last decade has seen a stubborn resistance to pulling African-Americans into executive echelons with the frequency or enthusiasm with which they are pulled onto the field.

The gravitational field of the white dwarf is so strong that hydrogen-rich matter from the outer atmosphere of the red giant is pulled onto the smaller star.