"I used to pull up at Chatsworth in my little Mini, pick the manuscript up and take it down to the Bodleian library.
Honor overpowered compassion: silk straps were used to pull up the middle third of the foot, like an inchworm, gradually bringing the ball of the foot and the heel together over many years.
At another stall, a cloth merchant named Nouri reached into his pocket and took out his cellphone, which he used to pull up pictures of the refugee camp housing more than 9,000 Syrians just outside the city.
"Our site's old owner built this whole area, when a dirt road served as the main drag, and cars used to pull up and park in the area that's our patio now," said Brian Raab, a partner in the Mission, which specializes in modern Latin cuisine (the skirt-steak tacos were delicious) and Southwest staples like guacamole with jalapeño.
The Alexa voice search functionality can be used to pull up photos from a particular time frame, too.
"I used to pull up in the car park and men's teams would think I was the physio, and they would point me to the physio room, that happened on a regular basis.
As a fan of all sorts of music on loneliness and alienation (from Grunge to the Church to Echo and The Bunnymen to the 60's, 70's and other genres of music), it used to pull up those murky parts of myself that I wanted to hide.
"I used to pull them up from the ground myself".
At nine months of age, he used to pull himself up in his crib.
A cord should run from the boom to the bottom of the mast, this is the uphaul and is used to pull the sail up.
