Sentence examples for will be pulled off from inspiring English sources

There is no secret tape of climate scientists and meteorologists huddled together agreeing how this elaborate scam will be pulled off.

A pesticide widely used in American homes and gardens will be pulled off the market over the next few years because of the risks it poses to the health of children and animals, federal environmental officials announced last week.

The digestive tract will be pulled off with the tail.

With some force, the crank will be pulled off of the bottom bracket spindle.

"I will either be pulled off the course, or I will finish the race," she said.

This will loosen long strips that can be pulled off and used as shingles.

Meanwhile Britain's Andrew Musgrave is more than two minutes behind the leaders as he passes the 10km mark and will not be pulling off an astonishing upset gold-medal victory charge today.

In the script, Malick describes Nolte's character, Colonel Tall, as "stupid, ambitious, desperate to succeed before his superiors, and fearful the battalion will be pulled back off the line before he can.

If you come back up to standard from drop-c tuning, your trem will be pulled way off of the body.

In not pulling it off, you will be pulling it off.

Those who have written off Woods will be pulling hard against him.