Pull example sentences

Related (12): push, drag, tug, yank, haul, draw, extract, withdraw, retrieve, attract, tension, force

"Pull" Example Sentences

  1. I pull the door handle but it won't budge.
  2. She decided to pull out of the race at the last minute.
  3. Can you pull the car around to the front?
  4. He tried to pull himself together after hearing the news.
  5. They pull their kids from public school every summer for homeschooling.
  6. The dentist said I might need to pull that tooth.
  7. Don't pull the emergency brake unless it's actually an emergency.
  8. I pull my hair back when I'm stressed — it's a nervous habit.
  9. The horse refused to pull the cart any further.
  10. She's been trying to pull strings to get her nephew a job.
  11. When the rope breaks, the whole thing will pull apart.
  12. He didn't want to pull rank, but he had to make the final call.
  13. Pull yourself up by your bootstraps — that's what my dad always says.
  14. The tide will pull the boat out if we don't anchor it properly.
  15. I pull the same route every morning on my run.
  16. They're going to pull the plug on the project if funding doesn't come through.
  17. Can I pull you aside for a second? I need to talk.
  18. The magician will pull a rabbit out of his hat at the kids' party.
  19. She felt the ground pull away beneath her feet as the elevator dropped.
  20. Pull the curtains closed — the sun's too bright.
  21. He's been trying to pull off this deal for months.
  22. I didn't mean to pull the conversation in that direction.
  23. The current will pull you under if you're not careful.
  24. She watched him pull away in his car, wondering if she'd see him again.
  25. Pull the weeds before they take over the whole garden.
  26. Nobody wants to pull a double shift, but someone has to.
  27. The scandal threatened to pull down the entire administration.
  28. I pull the same coffee order every single morning.
  29. He managed to pull off the heist without getting caught.
  30. They pull together as a team, even when things get difficult.

Common Phrases

  1. pull yourself together
  2. pull the plug
  3. pull strings
  4. pull someone's leg
  5. pull through
  6. pull away
  7. pull out
  8. pull over
  9. pull up
  10. pull in
  11. pull off
  12. pull back

Examples by Level

A1
  1. Pull the door open.
  2. I pull my suitcase through the airport.
A2
  1. She decided to pull her daughter out of that school.
  2. The dog will pull on the leash if you're not careful.
B1
  1. He tried to pull himself together, but the stress was too much.
  2. When things get tough, we pull together as a family.
B2
  1. The company had to pull back from its expansion plans after the market crashed.
  2. She felt the old anxiety pull at her again, even though she thought she'd moved past it.
C1
  1. The gravitational force will pull the asteroid toward Earth unless we can alter its trajectory.
  2. What he failed to understand was that you cannot simply pull yourself out of poverty through willpower alone.
C2
  1. There's a particular kind of desperation that pulls people toward false promises — the kind that makes them believe anything if it sounds like hope.
  2. The tension between duty and desire had been pulling at him for years, and finally, something had to give.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. I pull my hair back every morning because it gets in my face.
  2. The neighbor's dog keeps trying to pull free from its leash.
💼 Workplace
  1. We're going to pull the report and present it to the board tomorrow.
  2. She had to pull an all-nighter to finish the project on time.
📊 Business
  1. The company decided to pull its advertising from that platform.
  2. We need to pull together all the quarterly data before the meeting.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. I pull up the store's website to check if they have my size in stock.
  2. Don't pull the tag off until you're sure you want to keep it.
✈️ Travel
  1. The bus will pull into the station in about ten minutes.
  2. We had to pull over because the kids needed a bathroom break.
📚 Education
  1. The teacher decided to pull the struggling students into a separate group.
  2. He managed to pull his grades up from a D to a B by midterm.
❤️ Relationships
  1. When he tried to pull away, she held on tighter.
  2. We're pulling together through this rough patch, and it's actually bringing us closer.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The network announced it would pull the controversial episode from streaming.
  2. Activists are calling on the government to pull funding from the project.
💻 Technology
  1. I pull my phone out of my pocket every few minutes without even thinking about it.
  2. The app will pull your location data unless you disable it in settings.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. The study will pull data from over ten thousand participants across multiple regions.
  2. Researchers were able to pull significant correlations between the two variables.

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