Sentence examples for pulling it on from inspiring English sources

By the time I had the sheets off, Dad had the metal spring on edge, pulling it on the ground out the door.

I do not altogether blame the BBC, which had terrestrial rights to the show, and has been excoriated over the years for hiding Seinfeld in the schedules, usually late at night, and then pulling it on the flimsiest of pretexts ('Sorry, but the live darts from Chingford had reached an exciting stage').

Philippe Starck designed this soft-sided version for Samsonite, with handles for carrying, a shoulder strap and a metal handle for pulling it on the back wheels.

The marshals also said if my friend's car hadn't been in the way, it could have pulled it on up a few more gardens.

Cut a slit in the centre of the back of the mask so you can pull it on tight when you add straps.

He reached for a small lamp, pulled it on.

Shortly before her eighth birthday she pulled it on him.

Behanan, Ware's closest friend on the team, held it aloft and then pulled it on.

He grabbed the jersey and pulled it on, and then blocked a barrage of shots.

One woman ripped a surgical mask out of her pocketbook and pulled it on.

One of the villagers pulled it on, along with some sheep's wool for a beard.