How To Use Pull at In A Sentence
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She took a long pull at her cigarette.
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He took another pull at the now half-gone smoke and leaned back again with a sudden hard grin.
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I gave one desperate pull at the taut tow - rope to bring the boat alongside.
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You push from the back and I'll pull at the front.
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I felt a pull at my sleeve and turned round.
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Pull at that bell rope, and a servant will come.
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She had come to restock the vending machines, wheezing as she crossed the room, pausing only to take a long pull at her cigarillo.
THE TOUCH OF INNOCENTS
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If you pull at a higher level, you'll activate your anterior deltoids rather than isolate your pecs.
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As a journalist, when you pull at a dangling thread and see three more threads come free it's hard to resist pulling on those too.
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Did Tracy pull at the nightclub last night?
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He begins to pull at his dark pepper-and-salt fringe, or at least he did until he recently had it shampooed and trimmed.
Archive 2007-06-01
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She took a long pull at her cigarette.
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There is a great deal of humor that keeps the tale from becoming too saccharine or maudlin, but the heavy pull at the heart and the emotions cannot be denied.
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Could you feed his hay in nets with smaller holes so it takes longer for the horse to pull at the hay?
Your First Horse - buying, feeding, caring
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A gentle pull at her sleeve got her attention.
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She started to pull at the clothes she was wearing, which were horribly dirtied with pus and blood and all the rest.
GALILEE
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Aye, weel, tak 'anither pull at the Glenlivet, if ye like.
THE NUMBERS
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She had come to restock the vending machines, wheezing as she crossed the room, pausing only to take a long pull at her cigarillo.
THE TOUCH OF INNOCENTS
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All you need to do is push and pull at the crown of the tooth with your tongue.
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A gentle pull at her sleeve got her attention.
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She had come to restock the vending machines, wheezing as she crossed the room, pausing only to take a long pull at her cigarillo.
THE TOUCH OF INNOCENTS
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I felt a pull at my sleeve and turned round.
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There is a good deal of what I call a lubber's fuss, parson, kept up on board a ship that shall be nameless, but which bears, about three leagues distant, broad off in the ocean, and which is lying to under a close-reefed maintopsail, a foretopmast-staysail, and foresail -- I call my hand a true one in mixing a can -- take another pull at the halyards!
The Pilot
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I have grown up in Tasmania on the east coast and the light and shade of a kelp forest or the whispering of a seabreeze through pine trees that edge a beach, the chuckle as waves push and pull at shell-grit: even now, those are the sounds that ground me when I am slightly worn out.
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You push from the back and I'll pull at the front.
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You pull at the doughy lips and dip them into the runny, eggy, cheesy effluvia.
Times, Sunday Times
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She had come to restock the vending machines, wheezing as she crossed the room, pausing only to take a long pull at her cigarillo.
THE TOUCH OF INNOCENTS
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Pull at that bell rope, and a servant will come.
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Your only chance is to pull at him from the side, which may steer him away from the refuge he seeks.
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Could you feed his hay in nets with smaller holes so it takes longer for the horse to pull at the hay?
Your First Horse - buying, feeding, caring
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Jodi began to pull at the remaining knots in the rope that tied her other hand.
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asked Sawtry, taking a pull at an enormous cigar and smiling benignly at his addressee.
THE FIVE MILLION DOLLAR PRINCE
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Your only chance is to pull at him from the side, which may steer him away from the refuge he seeks.
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He gave a strong pull at the rope.
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He began to pull at my arm which normally means something is wrong.
The Sun
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He took a pull at his pipe.
