Word: pulled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...said Guardsman .Harris, "and everything went black-like in front of me." At Buckingham Palace sneak thieves sneaked into the Royal Mews and stole from the hooks where it hung the solid gold bosses, buckles, and bangles that glitter on the scarlet leather harness of the eight horses that pull the state coach...
...PULL DEVIL, PULL BAKER-Stella Benson & Count Nicolas de Toulouse Lautrec de Savine, K. M.-Harper...
...products of farms and factories and start our business at a living rate again. This task is in two stages- first, to get many hundreds of thousands of the unemployed back on the payroll by snowfall; and second, to plan for a better future for the longer pull. . . . As in the great crisis of the World War. it puts a whole people to the simple but vital test: Must we go on in many groping, disorganized, separate units to defeat, or shall we move as one great team to victory...
...were on the crews that beat Yale last year and the year before. Coach Ed Leader's Yale boat, known to be fast, had won all three of its sprint races earlier in the season. But no one knew whether it had enough endurance for a long pull, particularly if the wind blew up the river...
...liked to pull at every kind of hanging-curtains, table cloths, ropes, visitors' skirts. She recognized people by their clothes better than by their faces, by the smell of their chests and arm pits better than by their clothes. Donald recognized faces readily. Gua was fond of poking her fingers in people's mouths. Donald liked to tweak noses...