Sentence examples for collar pulling from inspiring English sources

The pub is run by volunteers and early on a Tuesday evening one can even find the local curate, resplendent in his dog collar, pulling pints behind the bar.

A man hurrying past with his collar pulled up against the weather chose not to turn around.

He said that he sneaked into a theatre with his collar pulled up so no one would recognise him.

My colleague, too modest to want to appear on TV in a paczki line, turned up his collar, pulled down his fedora and moved closer to the wall.

I wouldn't say he is glum, exactly, but he is a heavy presence: physically bulky, with an overcoat over his tracksuit, collar pulled up against the wind.

The man who filmed the police action — who said he was an activist, Iraq war veteran and law student and insisted that his name not be used out of fear of retribution by the police — said that at around 9 30 a.m., a group of officers, led by an officer "with four stars on his collar" pulled out batons and moved in on the protesters who have occupied the park.

Whenever Intel stumbled, it was Grove who grabbed the company by the collar, pulled it to its feet and made it run even faster.

Jake grabbed me by the collar, pulled me close and said, 'You really suck.

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When the Heeler jumps at the bus, the collar pulls and gives him a small pinch.

At the 1/3 mark opposite the collar, pull the creases so they are creased the opposite way.