pull at造句

To pluck or pull at, especially with the fingers.

You push from the back and I'll pull at the front.

The sailor pull at the rope to take up the slack

The sidewise look and a pull at the beard expressed concurrence with a naughty erotic taste.

This peasant got impatient and ran to the field, using his own hands to pull at each and every shoot.

If you encounter a windy day, the storm and snow will pull at your clothes without restraint.

Anyone can pull at any time, but it would benefit your team to have someone who is really good at it.

As he spoke there was the sharp sound of horses'hoofs and grating wheels against the cub, followed by a sharp pull at the bell.

The same breezes that, in the past, had made them dance began to push and pull at their stems, almost as if they were angry.

I fumble for my flashlight, but it falls to the floor and goes out. I find it and pull at the switch.