pull away's Usage Examples:

It depicts emaciated hands trying to pull away the barbed wire that lacerates a tortured heart.

In its more serious form, called periodontitis, the gums can pull away from the tooth, bone can be lost, and the teeth.

Jones continued to pull away to a full stride on Harper as McLellan fell back to run even with the.

apparently blocking Jacques Villeneuve to let rival Michael Schumacher pull away from the Canadian.

to half a length but Cambridge began to pull away again, despite being outrated by the Dark Blues.

At the end of the first lap Kszczot was leading and looking to pull away from the pack.

But coming off the turn, Blankenship had more speed and was able to pull away to the finish line.

However, Obama started to pull away in the polls during the last few months, causing McCain to stop campaigning.

newly crowned steeplechase world record holder Gulnara Samitova-Galkina engulfing each attempt to pull away.

In 2015, a similar outcome came along, and Sabbath had to pull away from some dates in their 2015 schedule including the 2015 installment.

However, she fails to pull away in time and is soaking wet through the incoming surf.

When the fourth suicide plane to hit Newcomb slid across to Leutze's fantail before exploding, the damage he caused forced her to pull away from Newcombs side and leave Beale to succor Newcomb alone.

Remarkably, Boston would pull away and entered the fourth quarter up by 18.

Synonyms:

forth, off,

Antonyms:

active, inaccuracy, right,