to tug造句

to drag; to haul; to tug; to tow; to trail

She knows exactly how to tug at readers' heartstrings.

None of this seemed to tug at Lincoln's conscience the way Private Murphy allegedly did.

How far the conservatives will allow the FDP to tug them is an open question.

From Cuba, Hearst's star reporters wrote stories designed to tug at the heartstrings of Americans.

She stretched out her hand to pull him, but he was forced to tug and fell into his arms.

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

Having been cautioned, the defender should have been professional enough not to tug at the same opponent's jersey after half an hour.

Birds understand, apart from anything else they immediately landed on the ground, pulled together, Jack, and Jack seemed to tug of war game on two feet.