Sentence The phrase "pull around" is not a standard phrase in written English.
It is not, in itself, a proper English sentence. However, the phrase "pull around" could be used in context. For example, one could say, "We will need to pull around the car to the gas station for a fill-up."
Technically, parents are supposed to be on the other side of the field, but I've got some pull around here.
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Maybe, once all their purchases are stacked in the trunk, their drivers will pull around to the front so that they can have a look.
NORTH BERGEN - ONE by one, the dump trucks grumble into the lot of a waste transfer station at 5800 West Side Avenue, are weighed, then pull around back to drop their cargo.
"Normally, it would be a painting that somebody has made, and there would be two little levels that you can go between, or ten levels, each set on a pretend 'solar system.' " Like a magician working toward a showstopper, he added, offhandedly, "But it is quite nice to just pull around . ..".
IF you place an order at the Chick-fil-A drive-through off Highway 46 in New Braunfels, Tex., it's not unusual for the driver of the car in front of you to pay for your meal in the time it took you to holler into the intercom and pull around for pickup.
The plug was pulled around 7 p.m., before the headliners had performed.
Like fish, like mindless fish who can just be snagged and then pulled around".
Look liked she'd been pulled around, dragged around and that".
It is curiously laid out and has been pulled around over the years.
Two years ago, fisherman pulled around 12,000 tons of fish from the lake, last year just 400 tons.
