Sentence examples for and pull on the from inspiring English sources

If you can't reach your toes, then wrap a towel around them and pull on the towel.

If all goes according to plan, the inventors want to take a look at other surgical tools that push and pull on the bodies of patients.

These fragile tangles of blood vessels can break, bleed, scar, and pull on the underlying retina, causing complex retinal detachments and blindness.

Your body then "steals" the water from your brain which causes it to decrease in size and pull on the membranes which bond it to your skull.

"If I was in that situation and moved away from Liverpool I'd love the chance to play at Anfield and pull on the red shirt again".

All you need to do to start scaring the neighbours is to dress in black, slip on the skeleton gloves and pull on the hooded mask.

"I am really looking forward to getting started and pulling on the blue and white shirt".

He said, "You're mine now," locked the doors and pulled on out the lot.

(The latter part was spare but not severe; it kept changing slightly, shaped and pulled on by the other players).

She pushed and pulled on the door for several minutes.

He furrowed his brow and pulled on the screw, and the girl raised her arms.