tug造句

The ship steamed athwart the tug.

Then they had a tug of war.

Dark energy basically works against gravity in a tug-of-war.

Thus continues the unending tug-of-war between corporate and family-owned funeral homes in America.

We tug their hand, ask them to sit with the small things.

Thailand's Surin Elephant Festival features soccer-playing elephants and a tug-of-war with local men.

The goal of the first test is not to tug at the edge conditions and see what unravels.

THERE are few sights that tug at the heartstrings more than that of a desperately ill newborn baby.

But when I see these calendars on the shelves today, I still feel a residual emotional tug.

Adding a battery system to a harbour tug would allow it to be used as a hybrid, greatly reducing fuel and carbon-dioxide emissions.

These dramatic pictures show a clash of the titans as an elephant and crocodile go toe to toe in an epic tug of war.

Now that it's caught in a cosmic blender, its dust lanes are being stretched and warped by the tug of gravity.

If your hole ends up being a bit too big and the knots themselves don't hold the yarn in place, then tug on the yarn ends and stick some Popsicle sticks under the main knot to secure in place.

The tug-of-war between Scientologists and anti-Scientologists over Hubbard’s legacy has created two swollen archetypes: the most important person who ever lived and the world’s greatest con man.

During translation, source and target language play a game of tug of war, creating an unceasing tension that may enrich our work-or not, depending on how well we can handle it.