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It's a long pull up to the summit.

We could hear her friends pull up to the curb.

Loading dock. Trucks pull up to the back of the loading dock to unload.

I loved to see him pull up to the theater in his convertible to pick me up after a matinee, his smile flashing.

Now when we pull up to our house on a bright spring day, I say to my daughters, "Oh, look, the magnolia's about to bloom."

As soon as Munchie hears my car pull up to the garage, he drops whatever he is doing and zooms to meet me.

After five hours, we at last pull up to our inn, along the steep, narrow main drag of Angangueo at dusk.

There were also times when we'd kill all of our lights — we'd pull up to a stoplight, and you could see the light on Ryan's face go from red to green.

A mere 10 millimeters long, the beetle can pull up to 1141 times its own body weight-the equivalent of an average man lifting two fully-loaded 18-wheeler trucks.

The buses themselves are double or triple long, with a wall of doors, and they pull up to platforms level with the bus. The wall of doors opens, everyone piles off and on, just like a subway.