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puller

[ US /ˈpʊɫɝ/ ]
[ UK /pˈʊlɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who applies force so as to cause motion toward herself or himself
  2. someone who pulls or tugs or drags in an effort to move something

How To Use puller In A Sentence

  • The string-pullers behind this system have no national allegiances.
  • He had no executive experience—Washington was a former commander-in-chief and plantation owner; Jefferson was getting valuable training as chief wirepuller of an opposition party. America's First Dynasty
  • Much is riding on the new one-day format's capacity to attract young and old to a version of the game which is played midweek up and down the country in club cricket but has never before been offered up as a county crowd-puller.
  • So I was a bit amused with flickr stats just now; it tells me these photos are unaccountably highly ranked in google image search: first-row results for: dandelion puller (hey, I know those guys!) and phonographic photos. What a difference a day makes.
  • The front wheels are connected to the handle, so if you pull the handle to the right, the front wheels turn the right as well, making the wagon easier to steer and reducing the amount of force required by the "puller". Epinions Recent Content for Home
  • Would he even exist politically without his controversial political consultant and lobbying string puller?
  • Even the other puller was uneasy, but he said with a grin, " Let's go, buddy!
  • You can't deny that the exhibits are crowd-pullers, but they are not going to get maximum attention on their own.
  • The puller also applied growing and vacuum anneal of laser crystal.
  • When, during the rally, police tried to stop rickshaws entering the centre, protesters sat down in solidarity with the pullers.
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