I don't necessarily care if a guy wants to pull for me or wants to pull for somebody else; I just want to be genuine.
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When I watch sports these days, I pull for underdogs.
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They fight for each other, they pull for their city.
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I happen to pull for people with second chances, O.K.?
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You've gotta respect his hesitation pull for the three, it's incredible.
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Semiautomatic weapons, which require a trigger pull for each shot, are not.
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A semi-automatic weapon requires one trigger pull for each round fired.
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If I have to pull (for Froome) towards the end, I will.
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"It's fun to pull for a guy who's so unique," Lee said.
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St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle has quite the pull for royal weddings!
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Can we agree that they're a country to pull for these two weeks?
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Everybody has tough times, so everybody has got to pull for each other.
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" He paused, then added: "If people want to pull for me, that's awesome.
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I will never pull for someone to fail, as I know I will too.
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Glass wrote in his letter that the school has a gravitational pull for many.
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The size of Instagram's network is obviously creating a massive pull for fresh content.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. remains a daily and subtle pull for many students.
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I have somebody pull for me who's wonderful, and I love her very much.
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Twitter could have turned it into something that people could even pull for more Recs.
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Ben Lankester: The initial pull for everyone involved was the contrast between the two cities.
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Kind of the culture here where we love one another and pull for one another.
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Today, the West Coast exerts a similar tidal pull for start-up companies in finance.
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This level of engagement is a stronger pull for potential sponsors than a blue checkmark.
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Other than just being an incredibly cute happening, it's a huge educational pull for the aquarium.
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They still tell me, 'We will always pull for you except for two games a year.
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Here is Terra very quickly taking Brandon Mullins' back off a double guard pull, for instance.
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This will be a semifinal, a round that has had gravitational pull for them in New York.
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But don't pull for me because you don't like someone else, or you pulled for my dad.
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There's really complicated evidence for how much genes pull for certain environments, but we know environment is crucial.
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A much-loved nature spot with a rich history, the area has an emotional pull for many Israelis.
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The humor is certainly a big pull for it, because that's something I think many modern games lack.
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"We pull for bragging rights," said Scott Vivian, president of the Illini State Pullers league, the event's organizer.
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"All bosses should pull for their employees and celebrate them when they are great," Haaff writes on LinkedIn.
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Still, the moon, our closest natural satellite, seems to hold a pull for scientists that's more than gravitational.
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Through quilt-like zones of abstract pattern, Botolo players push and pull for control over the game's ball.
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And yet, it had enough of a pull for someone to create a fake identity and force themselves in.
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Clinton has explained her dual allegiance as the result of loving baseball, but needing to pull for a winner.
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The museum's current look isn't terribly well regarded by architecture aficionados either, but has a nostalgic pull for many residents.
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For those who witnessed his magnetic long-distance heroics in 2012, though, Farah may be impossible not to pull for.
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Typically, the higher Brent's premium is over WTI, the stronger the pull for lower-priced U.S. crude from outside buyers.
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There's also the strong institutional pull for Democrats to follow historical precedent and let the president choose his Cabinet nominees.
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" He added: "Toe is one of those guys that everybody loves to pull for because he works his butt off.
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"Even if you hate him now, I guarantee you, you'll start to pull for him once you start watching his season."
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Even if you hate him now, I guarantee you, you'll start to pull for him once you start watching his season.
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"Refining margins are good now so there's a strong pull for cargoes that can reach promptly," said a Singapore-based oil trader.
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Although the seventh game was a rope pull for most of the night, the Nationals finally won by four runs, 6-2.
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"There is a strong pull for Israeli technology in China," Erez Dagan, the company's vice president of product and strategy, told Reuters.
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While a semiautomatic weapon requires one trigger pull for each round fired, with automatic weapons, one trigger push can unleash continuous rounds.
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The dragon in the front of the property was a big pull for them, and it inspired the "Game of Thrones" theme.
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And yet, we see cases on our own world in which similar environments seem to pull for creatures that are built the same.
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And then there were some who said, 'We're always going to pull for the black girl because they need more of us here.
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"When u ask your husband to pull for you a cute weekend outfit #Imstayingin," the Modern Family star captioned her funny mirror selfie.
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My time at the Department of Education overlapped with Sarah Huckabee Sanders' stint in legislative affairs there, and I always pull for her.
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That has left Mr. Gurley with few levers he can pull for influence, though he is known for his deft touch with big personalities.
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He and Darin Ruf are in a push-pull for the position and will likely platoon there, though Howard will start on Opening Day.
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While labor unions everywhere are pushing for better pay, the most powerful pull for consumers appears to be the search for a good bargain.
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That has left Mr. Gurley with few levers he can pull for influence, though he is known for his deft touch with big personalities.
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What is clear is that the alt-right pulls many of its in-jokes from 4chan's persistently strong gravitational pull, for example the aforementioned Pepe.
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The reduction in net long positions across the complex was the largest pull for nine months, according to position records published by exchanges and regulators.
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Landing exclusives isn't enough of a pull for listeners, and Kanye West and Beyonce have shown us that exclusives don't tend to last very long.
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This team is the little brother of the real Los Angeles team and I will pull for them to have their day in the sun.
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She was excited about what she could pull for the character to wear, but quickly realized there was a lack of plus-size options on the market.
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A messaging app the company has reportedly been working on will likely feature one more way to deliver games to consumers, creating more pull for gaming inventory.
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The service as it stands may hold the most pull for freelancers, by offering an easy way to gather a diaspora of work in one place, i.e.
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When you make a family with someone from another country, you get double the music, double the movies, double the teams to pull for, double the holidays.
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This past June, its members raised over $120,000 for homeless LGBTQ youth at the Coalition's Pull For Pride events, held in seven different cities around the country.
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We have Facebook's share pull for digital advertising rising from 11 percent this year to 26 percent by 2021, driven by rising users, rising engagement and more advertisers.
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But that doesn't mean there won't be a push-and-pull for his ear in the days ahead, and more importantly, a push-and-pull on actual votes.
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They're relatively easy to reach on short campaign trips; Dallas County, in particular, has become a bigger pull for Democrats as it grows more competitive in general elections.
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This is the second BIG3 honcho to publicly pull for Mamba ... 'cause Allen Iverson told TMZ Sports back in February it was his dream to play with Kobe.
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You know it encourages you to pull for the people and think exactly like you do, and it rewards you for hating the people who don't agree with you.
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Seeing these hardworking kids struggle to survive while doing a more thoughtful job than most of the adults I've encountered, I can't help but pull for all of them.
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From protests, to celebrations, to vigils, to personal pilgrimages, this small piece of land has become a sacred space with a magnetic pull for L.G.B.T.Q. people from around the world.
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"I just like the way we play the game, having good at-bats all the way till the end, guys fighting, the way guys pull for each other," Sabathia said.
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Publishing magnate Steve Forbes weighed in on the Republican presidential race Saturday and said that Trump would do well with unions, even if union leaders pull for a Democratic candidate.
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And we are seeing growing interest... in markets that we hadn't been before like France and Germany, so we expect that we will continue to have a pull for international growth.
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"I finally felt relieved because I've been through it so many times," said Baffert, who added that if his horse, Collected, did not win the Preakness, he would pull for Nyquist.
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This division extends to midterm attitudes: Some NeverTrumpers will cheer for every Republican defeat, while others pull for G.O.P. victories in exactly the way they would have in 2010 or 2014.
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Another big pull for dwarfs is to be finally in an environment where they aren't the odd one out and they have a safe space to be with others like them.
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"I think there's going to be a strong pull for Democrats in the county to come home if they can," said John Kincaid, a government professor at Lafayette College in Easton.
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We need a much more proactive national security strategy that reduces these threats before they rise to a level where it feels like we need to pull for a division of marines.
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At their first meeting, in 2017, Macron offered Trump a hand to shake and then matched him pull for pull in an excruciating tug-of-war, determined not to be out-alphaed.
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"It's the same in football; If all the football teams sat in a room and said the sport should be like this, they would push and pull for their own benefit," he said.
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A contestant on this season of #thebachelorette liked all of these posts on Instagram and I'm thinking it will be very hard to pull for the type of person likes any of this.
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At the top is a large swiveling handle that can be used to move the computer around (in lieu of wheels) or removing the aluminum housing with a pull, for easier access inside.
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I happen to pull for people with second chances, OK. Let me make it absolutely clear that I hope he has a wonderful career and he teaches people with that brutal, violent video, OK?
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Sporting the swords: The fencer Daryl Homer of the Bronx won the silver medal in men's saber fencing — a rare pull for Team U.S.A. — beating competitors from Germany, Iran and Kazakhstan along the way.
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And with the debut of a members-only Soho House outpost, Little Beach House Malibu, the area also has new pull for creatives and Hollywood types who want to brainstorm away from Los Angeles.
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Underlying these theories was a weary skepticism that any party would do anything to raise living standards — meaning voters might as well pull for the politician most loyal to their own religion or caste.
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Still, there's likely some subtle -- even unconscious -- gravitational pull for a private arbitration company toward a corporate defendant who represents repeat business -- as opposed to an individual plaintiff that the arbitrator will never see again.
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Hence its strategy of part-funding some installations itself to try to get thousands of tenants chattering about the benefits of unattended deliveries — and generate market pull for smart locks to be installed by landlords.
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While PawSquad's routine/preventative pet care work may not be to the taste of every veterinarian, the relative freedom of not being tied to a bricks-and-mortar practice could be a pull for some.
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The Underdog You Should Pull For Regardless of Your Bracket: No. 12 seed Little Rock, which is looking to defeat Purdue and stun the nation again 30 years after it did it the first time around.
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The Underdog You Should Pull For Regardless of Your Bracket: It's got to be Hawaii, which won the Big West with a 33-year-old head coach facing looming NCAA sanctions that pre-date his tenure.
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" It's noteworthy that the last thing that Blackmore says to the jumper before successfully taking him back from the brink is, "I'm definitely going to pull for them when they play Dallas, because I hate Dallas.
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Roy Tatem, the deputy director of the outreach team, said that higher-ranking aides, including Mr. Weaver, rarely interacted with the group as a whole and that there was a constant push and pull for resources.
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A sponsor is someone above you in your company's chain-of-command who can advocate for you, while a mentor is anyone who gives professional advice but ultimately may not have any pull for you at work.
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The final design of the Hills creates a sort of mental push-pull for the visitor: their extreme slopes say "unnatural," while their soft curves, stone scrambles, and brushy forests tell the body to approach, climb, explore.
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After resisting technology's pull for a long time, artist John Jackson gave in to buffering, dwindling memory, and social media, which inspired a series of nude figurative paintings that, in turn, interrogate society's obsession with all things tech.
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U.S. refiners are also seeking more supplies from the Middle East, creating a pull for such barrels at a time when Asia's sour oil demand is growing as two new refineries have started trial runs in China and Malaysia.
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The battle for the soul of this nation has been a constant push-and-pull for 243 years between the American ideal, that says we're all created equal, and the harsh reality that racism has long torn us apart.
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Where a kid may focus on the most obvious aspect of a situation, an adult may realize that the situation has several different facets or aspects, each of which may pull for different emotions, leading to more variegated emotional blends.
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The two, who also run the non-profit Pull for Pride, were working alongside the Women's Strength Coalition — all hoping to convince the organization to allow transgender lifters to participate in the category consistent with their gender identity moving forward.
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Luckey is the second prominent person within Facebook's ranks to use their personal wealth to pull for Trump, after board member Peter Thiel pledged as a California delegate to the candidate and spoke in support of him at the Republican National Convention.
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We're basically seeing a massive shift of otherwise mainstream Democrats bend over backwards to use the words and the policy positions of people that are far to their left -- and they're doing it because we actually have the gravitational pull for a change.
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Yet the pull for broadcast TV on mobile has slackened for other reasons: the kind of TV we watch has centered around on-demand content, apps and video that appears in news feeds on social networks, making MobiTV less of a must-have for mobile.
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The outreach is part of a revamped administration strategy to counter ISIS's magnetic pull for some young people in the Middle East and beyond, working with local partners, establishing a new Washington-based communications center and, now, drawing on the deep well of movie maker experience.
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The surfaces are highly activated, and the overall effect is one of energy and inventiveness, but the part-to-whole and part-to-part interactions don't quite gel, succumbing to a breathless busyness rather than a solid push-and-pull, for lack of a better term.
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An interesting question has arisen lately, though, about whether voters are saying they'll pull for Biden because of an archaic idea of "electability" (read: being white and male) that no longer applies, especially given how many women and people of color won power in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Instead of launching ships and materials from the surface of the Earth to orbit, you just put them in the elevator of this tower and when they reach the top, somewhere about 26,000 miles up in geosynchronous orbit, they're already beyond gravity's pull, for all intents and purposes.
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The Underdog You Should Pull For Regardless of Your Bracket: Other than Stony Brook, which could really wreak havoc on John Calipari's fragile ego, there is No. 29 seed Stephen F. Austin, and No. 204-seed Florida Gulf Coast, which is back in the tournament under former Kansas assistant Joe Dooley.
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There are a number of fake texts to pick from, ranging from more generic statements, like "you're so smart," or "you're hilarious," to those that may be more useful in specific discussions, like "you make this parenting thing look easy," or "the sports team I pull for sucks," for example.
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As anyone annoyed about shelling out extra cash for, say, a carry-on bag might well know, this "ancillary service" market is a fast-growing cash pull for airlines; one market research company expects those airline extras to grow from $93 million a year today to $412 million by 2027.
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McGraw also explained that myofascial release practitioners incorporate numerous treatment methods including elongation stretching, a form of cupping (using a sustained pull for three to five minutes or more), and self-treatment utilizing simple pressure tools such as a small air-filled ball and a foam roller into their treatment plans.
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Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami When: Miami Art Week Hours: December 5–25203 / Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday: 10am–7pm; Thursday: 10am–5pm; Friday: 10am–10pm Where: 61 NE 41st Street, Miami Larry Bell: Time Machines, its optical illusions, pitch-black room, and strange magic is enough of a pull for this free institution.
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"The ban is based on fake science and myth about what it means to be male or female, and I would welcome anybody to compete in a manner consistent with their gender identity," said Breanna Diaz, a powerlifter and the co-director of Pull for Pride, a nationwide deadlifting fundraiser that supports homeless LGBTQ youth.
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The Underdog You Should Pull For Regardless of Your Bracket: It always feels little weird to call an Ivy League team an underdog in everything, but hell, Yale hasn't made the NCAA tournament since 1962, and their coach, James Jones, has been there since 1999, so it's not like he's a job-hopper seeking out a higher profile.
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"The forceful implementation of U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan crude exports, the greater-than-expected recent Saudi crude output cut ... and the uncertainty over U.S. sanction exemptions on Iranian crude have all served to strengthen sour crudes relative to sweet benchmarks such as Brent," said Tilak Doshi, a Singapore-based analyst at consultancy Muse, Stancil & Co. U.S. sanctions on Venezuela suddenly halted its crude exports to the United States last month and created a strong pull for medium and heavy sour crude from other places, said the traders and analysts.
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