She tugged the packing-case an inch nearer the fire.
The runaway team was tugged to an inglorious halt by Remsen's tough muscles.
Fear was sweeping it all along. The cracking whips bit and horses plunged and tugged.
Then, too, the remembrance of Dicky's happy face when he thought he was surprising me tugged at my heart.
She laid the Noah's ark on the table, and going to the closet tugged out several big logs, which she arranged geometrically.
To his great gold ear-ring Harold Tugged back the feathered tail, And swift had sprung the arrow, But swifter sprang the Gael.
His heart tugged in his breast as he mentally measured the print, but he did not linger, for now the feeling arose that he was being watched.
Then his spirit swelled within him, and he said, 'If I break my heart in my body, it shall up.' And he tugged at it once more, and lifted it, and rolled it over with a shout.