Sentence examples for well to pull from inspiring English sources

Dempsey moving around well to pull some markers around though.

Labour has done well to pull Cameron on to its own agenda.

Coach P. J. Carlesimo offered the same rationale for the Lopez benching as he has before — that Blatche was playing too well to pull from the game.

While she has logged many hours honing her ability to guess which strangers can and cannot take the heat, the rest of us probably would do well to pull our punches.

He arched his back, let out a cry and threw himself to the ground, creating the impression that the Schalke 04 keeper Ralf Fährmann, who had actually done well to pull out of the challenge, had brought him down.

BizSlate does it really well to pull inventory, recognize what's left in open stock, do your packs, tell you how many boxes you need".

On the other hand, Affleck the movie director makes you truly, badly want his bunch of ne'er-do-wells to pull off their heists without a scratch, and you can't ask for much more than that.

The new owners will begin drilling wells to pull the remaining hydrocarbons out of the ground in a cycle similar to what happened in the shallower waters of the Gulf of Mexico in the 1990s, Stone said.

Colleagues say Mr. Reid's extensive knowledge of Senate tactics and well-honed understanding of what drives and divides his Democratic colleagues leave him well positioned to pull off a legislative coup that has eluded seasoned and determined lawmakers for decades.

It could be a smart strategy, one that the company is unusually well positioned to pull off.

Its goal was to increase awareness of water issues, as well as to pull together the efforts of a wide range of organizations.