to pull

Her mumbling swiftly turned into noise, her mother began to pull her by arm, quite strongly.

And after we've learned to see the beauty in weeds, even though we have to pull them out of the garden, we can first admire their design.

When they got to the top, he planned to pull out a ring and ask her to be his bride.

It would be better to pull the plug on him than to keep his life in such a torture.

When he gets there, he reaches up to the edge of the table to pull himself to his feet.

It was so easy for her to pull out everything that was accessible, and I spent a lot of time putting stuff back.

It may grumble about the dollar's dominance in the global trading system, but it has no desire to pull the rug from under America's economy.

He makes Vidya stay in Sagar's room and so Bharat and Sagar try to pull pranks on Vidya to get her to leave.

Even with a flurry of online traffic, retailers appeared to pull off Cyber Monday without a glitch.

This will give you a warning and a little bit of time to pull out your secondary and prepare for a firefight.

"You can't lay cable, " he says. "It's difficult, expensive, and someone is going to pull it up out of the ground to sell it. "

Internet gambling's explosive growth has made it the Web's killer app. Now critics are trying to pull the plug.

They took their oars and began to pull from the shore, then spread their sail, and drove merrily across the firth.

The format of the file makes it easy to pull out the information you want.

Then he handed Samuel the forceps and told him to pull up on the skin between the rear legs to separate it from the muscle.

Vince has called a meeting for Wednesday to discuss whether to pull the ads and remake the ad campaign entirely or to stick with it.

But whatever look you're trying to pull together, pairing the wrong shoes with a long skirt can blow the whole effect.

The first step to making this configuration dynamic is to pull it out of our zero. config file.

You don't want to pull up in your driveway with a new Mercedes when you know your neighbour is suffering.

Hence I cooperate to pull a cordage with him, the thing in the bottom of river the gradual son Long Be near the shore to come.

'People are going to be trying to pull the trigger all weekend. '

His wife is trying to pull him to the dancefloor.

In true romantic-comedy fashion, the heel of my shoe got stuck in the pavement, and I had to lean down to pull it out just as he walked in.

One of his hand was deep in the pocket of his coat, and I thought for a second he was about to pull a gun.

No independent candidate, he said, is likely to pull more than 20 percent of the total votes cast.

He began to pull the mud away with his hands. But more mud fell into the hole he dug.

He began to pull the mud away with his hands.

He said you always try to pull the wool over his eyes. He thinks you are dishonest.

"We've got to pull out of this dangerous spiral, " he told a news conference.

My job is to pull things together from different parts of the company and clear the ways and get the resources for the key projects.

Make it easy to pull additional people into the conversation, too, to make your site even more dynamic.

Both of his hands reached to the handle, to pull it out, but Alice pushed it in farther and turned it like she had seen done in movies.

The race is now on to pull Iraq out of the scientific backwater it has become through two decades of war, UN sanctions and dictatorship.

But the woman hunched over him, covered in blood and gore continued to pull ropes of intestine up to her greedy mouth.

This bond has allowed him to pull off the remarkable trick of posing as the leader of the opposition to his own incompetent government.

He called me right back, and said he was going to pull all the meat off the shelves.

So instead of trying to pull out of the stall, the US economy will simply have to absorb whatever blow is coming.

And a couple of them had pretty much determined that there was no way I was going to be able to pull this job off, and they said that to me.

Now. He began to pull the gun out of its holster.

Having lost three times in a row, Noel was ready to pull the plug on his running career.

Such a deal would be easier to pull off between governments rather than with pesky independent shareholders. So buying them out makes sense.

No one could say how the magician was able to pull a rabbit out of his hat until he later threw light on his tricks.

However, he says that he may be able to pull something out of the hat for his most loyal customers.

One cold morning in winter mother was ready to go out selling, and asked me to pull her cart to a place for her.

With the database and tables in place, you are ready to pull in our data that for the purposes of this article, resides in a CSV file.

We're talking about a secret weapon so big that Khrushchev was ready to pull out of Cuba to get it back.

What the single guy could learn: It's tough to pull off for some, but you could always give off the appearance of a bad boy.

Then he gave his son the hammer and told him to pull out the nail.

Jed got his rope and tied it around the horses neck. He began to pull on the rope.

When I was a player you could not raise your hands to pull a shirt or to stop an opponent from beating you fairly.

Rather than concentrating on the actual product he was trying to sell, he thought of a way to pull in traffic through a different window.

Pearl laughed, and attempted to pull away her hand. But the minister held it fast. "A moment longer, my child! " said he.

Pull out the thorn on the tire. If is unable to pull out, do not influence the result of use either.

The second stage, if it is clear that Hamas accepts Fatah's peaceful approach, would be to pull it into a revived peace process.

Click through for a look at just some of the engineering power it takes to pull off such a massive project.

The bank also plans to pull out of fixed-income proprietary trading in the US and combine its equity and debt underwriting operations.

We'll use this calculation to figure out how much extra (the overage) we are trying to pull out from checking account.

He had no legitimate reason to pull me over, so he thoroughly checked my car. He gave me a defect notice and a fine. What for?

Q: What did you see that caused you to pull the trigger on the $600 billion, at this point?

But a firefighter who dies trying to pull people from a garden-variety house fire in Queens is no less brave or heroic.

I never dared to ask him to pull it from the wall and check the label on the back for me.

I see it's no use trying to pull it out of him. When he gets good and ready he'll tell me.

Bill looked over the counter disapprovingly. "Gonna have to pull the ol' mop out tonight, I guess, " he said.

The company is now trying to pull off a similar trick with tea in the Middle East.

I would like to use him to pull my caravan across the river, and I am willing to pay his owner for his services.

However, testability has rarely been a consideration for legacy code, and consequently, you have to pull stunts like this one.

The victim was still alive at this point and remained so as firefighters used a tow truck to pull him from the drain.

"I still have to be careful, " he said, before the phone crackled loud enough that I had to pull it away from my ear.

That appears to be a winter, the snow will not Gone with the Wind Gone with the Wind, a black wooden wheel to pull me in the South.

He informed me that alot of his customers had sick dogs and he was going to pull the food off the shelves.

However, those sundered parts had never anticipated that the Sun was the most powerful and that Jupiter would be unable to pull them back.

Even in defeat he may, like Samson, be ready to pull down the pillars of his rickety regime on his hapless people.

On that afternoon, much to the chagrin of her older brother, she'd been trying to pull some boy's pants down and cussing out loud for fun.

Under the circumstances, what record company hireling is going to be brave enough to tell her to pull her head in?

So his advice is to pull the plant out of the container, then cut the bottom half of the root ball into four parts.

The move Sunday came as depositors continued to pull their money from the lender, mobbing branches in Kabul and other parts of the country.

I thought it would be funny to throw a small rock at him. He thought it would be funny to pull out his knife and chase me for six blocks.

On her drive back to college, she'd suddenly broken into a cold sweat and had to pull over to vomit.

When a man needs to pull away and a woman needs to talk, his trying to listen only makes matters worse.

Normally, these things, or blind notifications of these things, would prompt you to pull your phone out of your pocket.

Unable to Borrow capital to modernize its plant, the company was forced to pull itself up by its own bootlaces.

dusk, he jumped over the wall, slipped into the witch's garden, fast to pull a handful of lettuce, has brought back his wife to eat her.

Michael continues trying to pull down on the pipe, but it won't budge.

We watched as rescuers dug through the remains of one such home for hours, only to pull out the body of a woman.

at intervals she stands up to rest , and to retie her disarranged apron , or to pull her bonnet straight.

They were crying and seemed to be trying to pull the heavy machine, as if they could make it move faster toward their home.

He would be unable to pull ahead even if he won all of the remaining votes.

Four weeks before the IPO, we had a certain sense of confidence, but there was a faint possibility that we may not be able to pull this off.

North Americans had a good view this time around if they were willing to pull themselves out of bed in the early hours.

For me a week is enough time to pull myself back if I've gotten too far offcourse.

They were crying and seemed to be trying to pull the heavy machine, as if they could make it move faster toward their home.

He would be unable to pull ahead even if he won all of the remaining votes.

Four weeks before the IPO, we had a certain sense of confidence, but there was a faint possibility that we may not be able to pull this off.

North Americans had a good view this time around if they were willing to pull themselves out of bed in the early hours.

For me a week is enough time to pull myself back if I've gotten too far offcourse.

"Within a short while, she put Sa fart, and the scene was embarrassing to see that person added: " Run, ah, to pull the bride!

When it's time to pull, focus on the hands, and try not to let any other part of your body move.

Do you know who would be the first person to tell you that you aren't smart enough or well-informed enough to pull that off?

Suddenly one day, I was reminded of his wife owed rings, they are excited to want to pull her to go to Guilin, cleaning office cleaning.

She called the fox to pull her out, but he laughed and ran away. So she had to call Father Bear to help her.

She called the fox to pull her out, but he laughed and ran away. So she had to call Father Bear to help her.

I hung to the willow branch and did not have strength to pull myself up but I knew I would not drown now.

But in the last two years of feelings, which in its early winter night but to pull down the curtain.

i'd say they do. jobs are so hard to get if you're lucky enough to have one, you know that you're expected to pull your weight.

Will he be able to pull it off and get away from work? He's still not entirely sure, he said.

He also knows that it's gonna be very difficult for you. . . to pull the trigger if you have him in your sights.

If someone were to pull that off, I dare say it would be. . . what's the word?

Since gravity works equally on everything, there would be a tendency to pull those uneven places down. The surface would even itself out.

You always lecture me like you're my grandfather or something. But I'm not the little brat who used to pull pranks all the time!

Tears ran down her cheeks and she took hold of the ax and tried to pull it out of her father's hand.

they were swearing desperately and fighting , trying to pull a boot from one another.

Therefore, I encourage you to try to practice until you meet with you own thoughts and are able to pull yourself out of them.

Finished, we all thought. She held out her hand, trying to pull me, but nothing back, turn around and go home.

With oil settling into the sediment deep on the seafloor, it's difficult to see at this point exactly how they are going to pull that off.

His father, in an attempt to calm him down, palmed a penny from his pocket and pretended to pull it from Sammy's ear. Sammy was delighted.

More than two-fifths of Autonomy's shareholders have already accepted HP's bid and British rules would make it hard to pull out of the deal.

Like a classic run on the bank, money began to pull out of the entire region. They called it contagion.

When he asked me to pull the lever of the Doomsday Machine, he said, This is all for you.

Weariness was beginning to pull at her eyes, but she didn't care.

Imagine how much more Twitter might be able to pull in with a bigger audience, more diverse products and promotions and big brand partners.

I wanted to know how Jane managed to pull this off as I now started to think about if it was possible for myimmolation to pass as a woman.

I see, I see. But you cannot do that way as it's hard for you to pull it out when you fall into the sea! Be safe, please!

"When you have a campaign like this, you've got to pull out all the stops, " he said.

Degumming gloss oil is applied on the finger touch part (hand touch part) of the easy-to-pull sticker.

"Putin loves to pull a rabbit out of the hat - and then it turns out to be a possum, " says one western political analyst.

There was plenty of room for me to pull out. You didn't have to stay in the lane you were in.

Carey made the decision to pull the BSkyB bid in a meeting this morning in London, a person familiar with the matter said.

S. cities. Federal agent said the suspects in both plot were ready to pull the trigger.

The Pleiadians assured me that they would not dictate the book to me and that I would have to pull it together through my own process.

A man impersonating a police officer was arrested after he tried to pull over a motorist -- who turned out to be a real cop.

Each LEGO brick must have that perfect grasp -- strong enough to hold onto another brick but easy enough for a child to pull apart.

While the count was being turned over, one of his arms dragged helplessly behind, and he made a vain effort to pull it after him.

When the puppy is tired from a good romp, sit down with him on your lap and began to pull out the long wispy hairs on his head.

Use your front hand to pull the mast across the centerline and into the wind, until you look through the sail window.

Long time no see with him, he also felt very happy and come to pull me in his arms, the took my hands and walked across the road.

My boss has some Girl Scout Cookies on top of his bookshelf in his office, bt if I tried to pull that shit now, I'd be fired immediately.

Because what it really is doing, it's trying to pull you into a world, a very performative world.

Spend part of another day noticing which feelings tend to pull you into a state of preoccupation.

we have had our differences, but have managed to pull along together for more years than I care to remember.

A police spokeswoman said it was the first time a Santa suit has been used to pull off a robbery in the area in recent years.

President Bush says opposition demands to pull U. S. troops out of Iraq by October would embolden the enemy.

The U. S. is engaged in direct net-based warfare with jihadis; this sort of operation would not be too difficult to pull off.

It's very important to make sure you clean the back teeth thoroughly. You might have to pull out your cheek a little to get a better angle.

Only one country seems to have the necessary mixture of wealth, generosity, internationalism, optimism and modesty required to pull it off.

But if you have something of value to provide that matters to us, a number of us will be happy to pull out our wallets and pay you for it.

I'm sorry to trouble you, Mr. Whiting , but I'll have to ask you to pull the car over there.

In this law we would want it to say; for every lie you tell to the citizens of the United States we get to pull one tooth out of your month.

You could crawl with your stomach off the ground easily, and you liked to pull yourself up and stand. You liked to walk with help.

A wood is not an unsafe place to put money. I know people who are trying to pull cash out of pensions to buy their own woodland.

But he said he remains ready to pull back out at the first sign of bad news.

There was plenty of line still and now the fish had to pull the friction of all that new line through the water.

Being able to pull off this sort of trick is an essential skill in many professions.

Jack and Bobby Charlton are the most famous siblings to pull on an England shirt and are also the only set of brothers to win a World Cup.

You might be waiting a while for one of these to pull up at the local bus stop.

The teams doing the buying are the ones trying to pull away from the bottom of the league like Aston Villa and West Ham.

Until I fell on the ground, there is a moment I seem to be with him, it was a vacuum in the world, I desperately want to pull him!

In the present global economic downturn, China is among the few countries that have the economic muscle to pull the world out of it.

However, the ways we free ourselves from darkness may vary as the state of mind of us are different when we are trying to pull through.

One uses the other side of the body to pull back as he or she rotates to push out the punch or kick simultaneously.

The evening was just cool enough to make it worth while to pull up the counterpane .

'Other countries are now beginning to pull ahead in the pursuit of this generation's great discoveries, ' Mr. Obama said.

Tie the rope I've got here to your neck, and if the cheese is too hard to pull, then I'll be able to help you.

"It depends on who the next president is, but it will be difficult to pull that off, " he said.

New Entity's parent group was shocked into action earlier this year when investors began to pull out of the group.

New Data Services make it easy to pull data with very little programming effort.

What looked to be a quiet Friday in Asia was disrupted by an S&P downgrade of Spain which helped to pull the plug on risk.

If defence is cut further, Slovak troops will have to pull out of one of their overseas missions: Afghanistan, Cyprus, Kosovo or Bosnia.

When the doctor ready to pull his teeth, he said: "and so on. "

They are not going to let themselves be used to pull anybody's chestnuts out of the fire.

And when you are not trying to pull off your old "Wild Style" dance moves or playing games, the Jambox can act as a speakerphone.

Sorry I'm so out of it, had to pull an all-nighter last night!

"I think we'll be able to pull the door open, " said Ron, peering over the dog's back. "Want to go first, Hermione? "

If too many senior staffers leave a fund, investors have the right to pull their funds under a provision known as the key man clause.

If we are going to pull our sales numbers up and develop the brand, we got to work across the board.

Paulson allows most investors to pull out four times a year , but they need to give at least 60 days notice .

SEGOLENE ROYAL, the French Socialist presidential candidate, is trying to pull off a heroic political trick.

It might sound preposterous but the only way out of this logjam is to pull back the manufacturing base out of China.

He did not. If Mr Zapatero fails to pull off his balancing act this time, he may not get another chance.

She cried out to Yasushi not to pull the rope, secured herself to the slope with her AXE and crampons and untied.

Oneself of the mood lead long to pull her, also injury she, here exactly of a year inside.

Now you need to be able to pull the textual value out for an element.

For many women , a man tends to pull away precisely at the time when she wants to talk and be intimate. This occurs for two reasons.

Fifteen hundred of the emperor's largest horses were used to pull me to the city. It was half a mile away.

"They seem like idiots for doing this. I feel like you'd be worse off for trying to pull a fast one. "

It's easy to pull a report from version control so audit can verify that changes were authorized.

Maybe I should go around with little paper tabs to pull off with my phone number ready to give to every suitable guy I see.

eg: I've never been able to pull something like that, I'm too clumsy.

It moves a little more than a foot at a time, but is much safer than attempting to pull up the entire, aging slab.

And one of the key things that transition does is to pull those stories out of what people are doing.

There is much chaos and I do not have the strength to pull her out. . . I don't believe that I am supposed to go away from her.

And she did her best to pull out the thorn in her flesh and the boy lost whatever made him happy.

The greatest moment of the race is not the touching of the wall, or when one swimmer begins to pull ahead of the pack.

Even if you can't draw, this look is fairly easy to pull off as the doodles are generally super basic.

For yourself if you feel flu like or extremely sour, then tuning up the field is one way to pull yourself out of it.

At removal, tension is applied to the long strands to pull the knot up from the skin surface, and the suture is cut with a scalpel.

It also remarked that some investors had begun to pull out of investing in Portuguese debt in recent days.

As it stood up this female lioness came walking towards it and jumped on to the buffalo's back trying to pull it down.

They pointed out that cell researchers simply do not yet know enough to pull off such a feat, even if they are anxious to.

The fifth second kind is an answer tiger, an answer tiger distributes to take to pull this place in Su's door only.

It will not be so easy for Mr Gallois to pull off the same trick, since it implies lower wages for the workers under new owners.

The rope was just long enough to save Herman, and the four men on the raft tugged on the rope to pull them back to safety.

It was applied to a fiscal revolution, licensing deficit finance to pull the economy out of depression.

Because the pressure is continuous , one tends to pull the elbows ( and the upper arm ) toward the body .

It won't be easy to pull off such a feat.

They don't have to be stiletto, but you need to look like you know how to pull an outfit together.

Marvin had doubts about the soundness of the company, so he decided to pull out before it was too late.

When she found the lawyer stuck to the wash-stand, which was very large and heavy, she took hold of him with both hands to pull him away.

This won't be easy, but I think President Obama and his Treasury-led auto task force may be tough enough to pull it off.

D'Ambrosio needs to pull a rabbit out of his hat soon. Shares are down 55% during the last five years.

He was glad to have me there, and reached out his hand to pull me close.

"Well, " she said with the same undertone of contempt that seemed to pull her apart from him.

It does a bit of Holy damage so that you can break sheep or freezing traps to pull mobs.

Heavy markdowns are not enough to pull retailers out of a months-long slump.

I'm just trying to pull this back into the perspective of what we recognize perhaps more readily as literary theory.

He told the children not to pull up the young plants.

NEYTIRI shoves with one free leg, desperately trying to pull her other leg out.

Anything that you can think of that you would like to achieve or work towards will take a large amount of self-discipline to pull off.

Use parameter entities to pull external declarations into your DTD, or to create in-DTD macros to improve readability.

Fernando Torres insists Liverpool are good enough to pull out of their current predicament - they just need to regain their confidence.

They will be trying to pull together the latest research on global warming ahead of political negotiations later in the year.

Needs to pull in all the side deals as well that should located in another page under its own tab.

At this point, take time to pull open some of your HTML documents and sketch them out as trees.

I decided to pull colors from this DIY wall art that hangs on her wall and have a little fun in her room.

During the primaries he threatened to pull out of the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) unless it was renegotiated.

So by late afternoon, you're unlikely to feel like running, but if you can force yourself to pull those trainers on, you might be surprised.

Barak threatened to pull his Labor Party out of the coalition government and force early elections if the Prime Minister does not comply.

All but one design use some form of grippers , fingers, or other mechanism to pull the plug form the tray and insert it into the tray.

Some of these investors have now been forced to pull out of Brazil to cover obligations elsewhere.

Do not attempt to pull out the object, rather immobilize the dogs muzzle using a strip of cloth or a muzzle.

The mob decides in unison, without lateral communication, like a flock of birds taking off, to pull up once more.

There was a farmer who used a piece of string to pull out a cow's tongue.

As I stood up to walk out and began to pull Beau away, he wouldn't budge.

But they probably will not be enough to pull the oil and power companies out of misery.

If your significant other helps you in the telling of a lie then we get to pull a tooth out of their mouth as well.

As he continues to pull away, she mistakenly concludes that he doesn't want to talk or that he doesn't care for her.

But it's hard to imagine too many other figures in world football with the guts to take such a bold step, much less to pull it off.

He can only get so close, and then he begins to lose himself. At this point he begins to feel his need for autonomy and begins to pull away.

His very first action was to pull Spanish troops out of Iraq, infuriating the Americans and provoking charges of appeasing terrorism.

Two alleged terror plots targeting 2 US cities, Federal Agents say the suspects in both plots were ready to pull the trigger.

she wanted to say, but the bus was ready to pull off.

I believe it was intended to pull the old houses down quite at the beginning of our days.

She's in the window-seat, John, ' she called from the sitting-room. So I came out immediately, as I did not want him to pull me out.

A favourite for writers is to pull out the internet cable from the back of the computer and hide it at the furthest reaches of your house.

Now, when I tell you to, pull as hard as you possibly can.

If the responder chose not to pull the tray closer within a minute, the offer was considered rejected, and the game concluded.

M: no, it's much worse. And tonight they invited me out to dinner. I really have no idea how I'm going to pull it off.

You know. It's easier to pull the trigger than play guitar. Easier to destroy than to create.

Seoul is likely to pull out of its few remaining economic projects with the North and seek other international sanctions.

It won't be prepackaged, ready to pull off the shelf.

Unlikely though that was, it unnerved some of Bear's biggest trading partners, who continued to pull away last week.