14 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Pull' in a Sentence
"To draw or haul something toward oneself or itself, in a specific direction, or into a particular position." more
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The river has been pulling debris downstream after the storm.
The magnetic force was strong enough to pull the metal objects towards it.
She was pulling her hair back into a ponytail before heading to the gym.
The team had been pulling together to meet the project deadline.
Tomorrow, he will be pulling double shifts at the hospital.
She will have pulled the curtains closed to create a cozy atmosphere in the room.
The team works together to pull off a successful project.
The chef used all her strength to pull apart the perfectly cooked brisket.
He will pull the door open to reveal the surprise waiting inside.
By the time the movie ends, they will have pulled at our heartstrings with their touching story.
They are pulling the sled across the snowy landscape.
The police have pulled over the speeding vehicle on the highway.
The chef was pulling the pizza out of the oven, perfectly baked.
Before the storm hit, they had pulled their boat safely onto the shore.
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