Sentence examples for were to pull out from inspiring English sources

If individuals were to pull out, today's bears could look like pussy cats.

"I would not be really surprised if one or two more athletes were to pull out".

If we were to pull out of Iraq next year, what's the worst that could happen, what's the doomsday scenario?

If we were to pull out unilaterally, just come out of the mission... frankly, the consequences will be catastrophic".

"But if they were to pull out and withdraw their forces, and allow for a neutral peacekeeping presence" in Abyei, Ms. Rice said, "it's not necessarily too late.

The Lib Dems have suffered so badly that if they were to pull out and provoke a general election, the LibDems would be massacred.

"My original instinct was to pull out," he admitted.

The only thing he could think of was to pull out his violin.

Despite my Internet addiction, my first instinct was to pull out the Yellow Pages.

To avoid the same fate, Sorenstam felt her best option was to pull out a driver and go long.

"The only way open to her is to pull out of government and put the public good first," it said.