When feeling threatened, one pulls in one's horns to avoid further risk.

Every Sunday after choir practice, Mr. Thompson pulls up a pew at the back of the church and hums along to the hymns.

He often pulls one over on gullible tourists by selling fake tickets.

During the emergency, the volunteer dentists pulled teeth in crowded tents to relieve the patients' pain.

The highway rest area had several pull-ins where truck drivers could stretch their legs.

I asked each team member to pull an oar so the workload didn't fall on just a few people.

In the ninth inning with runners on base, the reliever decided to pull the string and the batter swung early and missed.

The police pulled over the speeding driver on the interstate.

I noticed the car behind me signaling and pulling over to avoid the stalled truck.

She tugged the bell-pull to summon the maid.