Sentence examples for pull at from inspiring English sources

Beggars pull at your coat.

They push and pull at each other, testing and teasing.

Ramon came first, to pull at her pockets.

Every truth has multiple perspectives; you pull at one end, and the other changes.

Your hands pull at your clothing and tear at your arms.

But, as with any detective yarn, it's best not to pull at too many threads).

A 3.5 C world, scientists say, could pull at the fabric of civilisation.

She makes no attempt to pull at the leash or give chase.

There is a tendency to just pull at them and be done with them.

"They obviously were hoping to pull at the seller's heart strings.

"I'm seriously impressed that Reynolds can still apparently pull at such an incredibly advanced age.