Sentence examples for which we pulled from inspiring English sources

To make a somewhat long story short, PCF's 23, 94 and 43 conducted an operation February 28th which we pulled off rather spectacularly.

And we all loved the kayaks which we pulled behind us, often with the boys in them, being towed like mini banana boats.

And that, more than anything else, is the reality that defines Bergen, which we pulled into after a half hour or so of hugging the edge of the Sorfjord (a sight, incidentally, that by itself made the trip worthwhile).

Having nosed the Burmeister to the bottom of Olkhon's eastern cliffs, rising hundreds of feet above the lake, Sergei idled the boat's engines and let its propellers churn a prop wash that lured in the fish, which we pulled out of the water one after the other.

So it's up to us to have a compelling progressive vision, one that pushes out to the limits of the possible, that creates a strong political pole toward which we pull politicians.

James gently removed the hook, and then he placed the bass back into the small black hole from which we had pulled her.

The audience knows something bad is coming because of the gunshots at the end of the opening scene, after which we are pulled back to a series of events beginning "weeks earlier".

But the great health-care debate of 1993-94 haddedded a new obstacle: a powerful message to all future politicians that taking up this issue is, in the end, more trouble than it is worth.So says our report on the death of Hillarycare from September 1994, which we've pulled out of the archives this week.

You may remember Habbo, which we reported pulled in $74 million in revenues last year, mostly from virtual goods, or the market analysis on Chinese social networks, whose business models have long relied mostly on sales of virtual gifts rather than online advertising.

"This tells you the weight against which we're pulling".

"I chose the theme of nature as a very broad-based theme from which we could pull from all over our collection," said Peter Barnet, the exhibition creator and organizer, as well as the medieval art curator at the Met.