"pull it over" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to suggest or instruct someone to bring something closer to you. For example, "Can you please pull the blanket over my legs?".
Officers began pursuing the truck on Fair Drive near Newport Boulevard and tried to pull it over, but the driver didn't stop, Le said.
Roll it until all the fabric is rolled up and then take the glove, pull it out, open up the wrist and pull it over the towel".
I'm afraid that he will then take the lamp from beside the bed, pull it over and down toward my naked ass.
Around 10 30 PM, a plainclothes cop ran the car's plates, and when nothing showed up, attempted to pull it over for a turn signal violation.
Simply pull it over, tuck your blouse in, and button.
"You pull it over to one side and something else is not covered".
The men were able to pry Ghosh's hood loose and pull it over his face.
But when you pull it over your head, somehow you don't feel like a flagpole.
Then I marshalled every bit of my strength and lifted her so that the wire loosened and she was able to pull it over her head.
When two officers tried to pull it over on the corner of Broadway and Crescent Street, the car struck one of them and fled.
"Take your bottom lip," she said, "pull it as far away from your face as you can, and now pull it over your head".
