Sentence examples for pull across from inspiring English sources

Beds are pod-style, with curtains to pull across for more privacy.

So pull across the road we did, and entered Cuba's thriving black-market economy.

This lean-to had everything: wool blankets and mattresses, a curtain to pull across the front, a fire built and lighted by lodge attendants and a spectacular lake in front.

On the Cessna Citation Mustang, for example, if you're desperate to go, the only toilet is a spare seat known as an "emergency potty" between the passengers and the pilot, with a curtain you pull across for privacy.

Leading Fangio by a couple of seconds, the Englishman's Jaguar had just lapped two other Mercedes and overtaken the much slower Austin‑Healey of Lance Macklin when he started to pull across towards the pits – which, in those days, had nothing to separate them from the track.

In Sumatra we used a dug-out canoe that we had to pull across a raging river.

It drove past him, then pulled across the sidewalk.

Heavy curtains are still pulled across the windows, and the beds aren't made.

Bins were being pulled across the road, and the police kept coming".

The phrases slide from memory as smoothly as the dancers are pulled across the stage: softly, softly and then gone.

It was like a black window shade being pulled across the sky, wiping away the light of the sun.