The word 'yank' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a verb meaning to pull something suddenly or with a jerk. Example sentence: The little boy yanked the rope to open the garage door.
There is, though, a growing clan of transparent musicians trying to yank back the mystique-curtain on what it takes to make a living as an artist, from back in the day and more recently – sharing their private spreadsheets so that we aren't all starting from scratch or working from hearsay.
Even as a dad – even as someone who doesn't have to yank out a private part and let it swing around in public while a crying baby tries to attach his mouth to it like a refuelling jet – coffee shops are a nightmare of potentially botched etiquette.
"It was such a yank of the rug out from under me, but I wrote it to find language for a very primitive emotional experience that might have resonance for others.
But creditors fearing only a partial recovery may be more tempted to yank their money before a troubled firm is seized, risking the very collapse the resolution authority aims to prevent.
Depositors are less likely to yank their money because it is insured; with luck, any crisis will have passed before longer-term wholesale debts come due.None of the big New Zealand banks currently meets the new threshold, and because longer-term borrowing is dearer, the central bank expects lending costs to increase by 10-20 basis points.
But what Britain wants from the Conservatives is a sense that they can yank it out of the economic and fiscal hole it has sunk into.
They just come and yank the coca out".Some people have moved on, to plant coca elsewhere.
Rich with his famous similes and repeated expressions, it describes a war in which men can pause from fighting in order to speak of their family lineage in terms of "As is the generation of leaves, so is that of humanity"; in which Gods can yank warriors back by their hair or cover them in a cloud of mist if it is not yet their turn to die.
For example in Germany, often berated for being overthrifty, they estimate that the required level has risen from almost double GDP in 1970 to over three times GDP in 2010.The obvious solution to this imbalance is to yank up investment.
Like Turkey's Kemal Ataturk, Mr Bourguiba tried single-handedly to yank his country out of old ways, championing women's rights and enforcing strict secularism.When Mr Ben Ali, newly installed as interior minister, ousted the ageing but respected president in a palace coup in 1987, he was greeted as a needed breath of fresh air.
According to some excitable commentators, the voters of those same slums might help persuade Mr Brown's party to yank him out.The prime minister may indeed be deposed.
