Sentence examples for which pulls from from inspiring English sources

(We are plunged in by Dennis Ferrer and Raphael Xavier's music, which pulls from house and gospel and is, well, irresistible).

I'm hoping that she can thrive on this cast for years to come; that her comedy isn't subscribed to having to speak for her entire race; and that she's able to be a pivotal part of a new SNL, which pulls from the entire spectrum of the people of color experience.

(The Onebox is Google's unified results at the top of organic search which pulls from different sources).

The site already offers useful statistics– like the site's "average consumer" profile, which pulls from credit bureau data to outline average loans, delinquencies and amounts outstanding for American consumers to give borrowers some perspective on where they stand.

On Google's end, there are opportunities to get more traffic "through Oneboxes and other types of integration like on the News property". (The Onebox is Google's unified results at the top of organic search which pulls from different sources).

The study used EMSI's rich labor market database, which pulls from over 90 national and state employment resources and includes detailed information on employees and self-employed workers, to find the 12 jobs that grew 7% or more between 2010 and 2013; are projected to increase in 2014; and fall within a higher-wage category of $22 per hour or more.

That's the situation even at neighborhood schools; at magnet schools, which pull from many more neighborhoods, the potential for conflict is much worse.

They pointed to the fact that the Siemens' trains employ "distributed traction," where the locomotive function is distributed throughout the train, instead of traditional locomotives, which pull from the front and push from the rear.

Google, based in Mountain View, Calif., will also provide AOL and users of other services like CompuServe with its sponsored links, which pull from Google's base of more than 150,000 advertisers.

The SeeFrame site provides a pretty handsome selection of pre-defined RSS feeds from which to choose, most of which pull from Flickr.

But you can set up topic-specific groups which pull from a number of feeds, including Google News, Eventful, Digg, Yahoo Finance, Twitter itself, blogs, and so on.