Sentence examples for haul along from inspiring English sources

The less weight one has to haul along on a climb, the easier and quicker it is.

Because suppliers are hard to find in some parts of the country, that often meant having to haul along cans of the stuff in his car.

The lack of a built-in disc drive also helps keep the weight down, although you can buy an external drive to haul along.

A strong Japanese haul, along the lines of Inception's $40m, would help; it opens this weekend, but Matthew McConaughey doesn't have Leonardo DiCaprio's track record there.

She has an eye on part of that haul, along with more plentiful silver, to get it into her Christmas collection and the wedding range planned for next year - even if it is a small part of the alloy.

If a bit older, haul along that creaky swing-set from your backyard, or dilapidated blackboards and outmoded computer consoles from your child's underfunded, disintegrating school.

That translates into a double saving in fuel that has to be hauled along for the ride as well as in the airframe of the launch vehicle itself.

Getting your picture taken under the towering statue is compulsory as is being hauled along by a horse-drawn coach, which leaves from the front of the Cobb + Co souvenir shop.

We are hauled along on their internalised trip, as symphonic waves of sound propel panic – they thrust and scratch, tugging hair and fighting, until they fall off their pedestals and regroup.

No one but Lanthimos could adhere so loyally to the classical model of the tragic, yet the result treads close to monotony, and even to a kind of sorrowful sadism — on the whole, I'd rather not watch children, numb below the waist, crawling helplessly downstairs or being hauled along by their hair.

An animal was felled before me, hoisted up on hooks and hauled along on chains.