Grimacing with annoyance, she tugged the end of her hair, her fingers curling round her favourite blue and silver hairband. |
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Rochelle tugged at her bedspread so it would fall forward and cover all the junk hidden under her bed. |
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Reynolds's portrait of Garrick being tugged right and left by Comedy and Tragedy is here, but as a mezzotint. |
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Kate tugged off her muddy boots and leather armor to pull on a clean shift and the purple gown. |
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Suddenly providence tugged at H.E. Crumpled up on the curb lay a ten-dollar bill. |
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Cyril reached for his boots and tugged them on, and then pulled a shirt over his head. |
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She tugged at Rob's sleeve with just enough force to suggest that she would tug much harder if he did not comply with her wishes. |
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Max looked abruptly away and down, as if a small boy had suddenly tugged at his sleeve. |
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Soon Dougal turned over pulling the covers with him and she tugged them back over her. |
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The old man grabbed hold of it and tugged it from its confinement, dragging it out into the driveway. |
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She let out a strangled cry when he grabbed a handful of her hair and tugged her head back. |
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A yellow school bus pulled in front of us and Sera tugged my arm and James just followed us. |
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I was going to throw away the thick wad of paper he gave me when Terry suddenly tugged at my arm. |
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It stuck like glue and no matter how hard he tugged it, it just wouldn't budge. |
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Recently, the ship was tugged back to the Steel yard and covered with a tarp for the winter where it will begin renovations. |
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This did not deter the tug of war teams as they slid and tugged on the rope or the audience who cheered them on. |
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Cells tugged in one direction sent biochemical signals in the opposite direction in the form of a signature pattern of fluorescent light. |
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I pulled away the belt that was crossed across the bodice of my shift dress, and tugged the shift over my head. |
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With the slack in the rope, she darted forward, and pinched the bulge in her teeth, and tugged, eliciting a scream from Spade. |
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She ran the towel through her hair vigorously and tugged on her bra and underwear. |
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He tugged on a jacket and walked himself out to the Winchester Pier, undocking the small rowboat that he used to make the journey to the tower. |
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He tugged at the neck of his turtleneck sweater feeling like it was a noose tightening with each attack. |
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The startled horse bucked again and let out a whinny as the rider held tight to the reigns and tugged back. |
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Francesca tugged open the drawer of the faded mahogany sideboard and retrieved from it a small silver vesta case. |
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The mauve glow of the sky outside tugged at Danielle's heart even as she steeled herself. |
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Feeling very exposed and insecure, I persistently tugged on my one-piece swimsuit, hoping that it would cover more skin. |
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Breathing hard, Jacob simply stared for a few more seconds before I heaved a harsh sigh and tugged off my headphones. |
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She tugged gently on the strand of beads around her neck, tucking them cautiously under her shirt again and letting a sigh pass her lips. |
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He stood up and tugged on his navy blue tunic and adjusted the cuffs of his sleeves, which bore the four gold solid stripes of his rank. |
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The sharp breakthrough came when Ross unwisely tugged Wes Hoolahan just inside the home penalty box. |
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But Philadelphos tugged at my chiton until I shifted my attention back to entertaining him. |
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There was complete silence except for the howl of the wind as it tugged at his clothes and face. |
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He pulled the white gloves from the leather belt that cinched his tunic at his waist and tugged them over his hands. |
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He tugged now from his pants pocket a hankie, so clatty it would've been the talk of the house. |
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Lexi tugged on her, somewhat clingy, khaki skirt, as she walked towards the shiny baby blue Mustang. |
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The little girl tugged on her father's arm impatiently as they approached the waves. |
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He put the cloak back on me, and as I pulled the hood up, the edge caught my earring, and tugged it away. |
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Determinedly refusing to remove his jacket, Dr. Alexeivich tugged at his tie and dabbed perspiration from his brow. |
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I tugged my hat low over my forehead and pulled my greatcoat more tightly around me. |
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I tugged gently at the sleeves of my shirt which were cuffed almost to my elbows. |
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When the kiss ended, she tugged his shirt free from the waistband of his jeans. |
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She picked up a mascara wand and gently tugged it open, revealing a crisp new wand coated in mascara. |
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The slightest of quirks tugged at the woman's lips before she nodded, then turned away. |
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She tugged her shirt down, as if to cover the welts then reached to pull the sports page from beneath her transistor radio. |
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Yuuba tugged on his mother's torn dress while she seemed to be staring into the window of a shop at a beautiful white silk gown. |
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Standing up, she tugged down at the tiny skirt, wobbling uncertainly in her tall heels. |
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He flinched each time she tugged a knot out of his hair, but hardly dared to protest. |
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Frantically, he reeled it in, hoping to snare the fish that had just tugged on it. |
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Sure enough, Fishy tugged the rod back and clicked the button and a shiny fish wriggled directly in front of Lazarus' nose. |
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He walked back into the bathroom and tugged off his T-Shirt, throwing it in a pile of dirty laundry he had yet to do. |
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Dropping the towel he tugged on a pair of baggy, black jeans with lots of zippers and safety pins on them. |
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She tugged desperately at her restraints as memory came flooding back, but the chains seemed to be unbreakable. |
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I raised my foot flat against the door to gain some leverage and tugged as hard as I could. |
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Worst of all, lyric theory veers toward metaphysics as though tugged by a gravitational force. |
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With a sigh, Celly tugged her robe tighter before following wonderful smells that led her into the kitchen. |
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Hearing voices in the entrance hall, Beth hastily tugged down her nightgown and crept into bed, arming herself with a book as an effective prop. |
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We all paused, turned to look at Sara in shock as she tugged self-consciously at a lock of pale hair. |
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I almost didn't notice her for a second, but she tugged impatiently on my long sleeve. |
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His horse saw them, though, and tugged anxiously at the reins, shying away. |
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Ryan tugged gently at the tacks on the corners of a poster until they released from the wall. |
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I tugged again, and then as I stumbled, the suitcase teetered, and fell backwards, bouncing down the stairs to land at the bottom. |
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Giles tugged desperately at the manacles, his fingers scrabbling upward against the chain dangling them from the ceiling. |
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Kent slapped the cuffs on both of us, and then tugged cruelly on them, making them scrape against our skin. |
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I fully expected a ho-hum exclusive concerning a tugged pigtail or some apple thieving. |
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Nitrus lifted up the wrappings around his neck and tugged down the tight fabric of a Lycra suit to reveal the bare, very pale skin beneath. |
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James, being ambitious to mend his pace, tugged hard at the rein, and one of his rider's boots escaped from the stirrup. |
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She fell backwards, laughing hysterically as the kittens pawed at her nose and tugged on her hair. |
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A tingle tugged at the back of his mind, a slight buzz that most would probably never pay any notice. |
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She tugged at the chain again with all her might, but it remained secure. |
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The handcuffs required her to reach with both hands as she tugged up the left leg of her stockings. |
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Then the girl reached into her mountain trousers and tugged at her clothing. |
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Denny took my hand and tugged me toward the Saturn as I dawdled a bit. |
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The February sun tugged at the clouds and a soft breeze blew chilly. |
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Cary tugged on an overcoat and pulled a beanie over his ears. |
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He tugged gently on her hand and gestured her back along the corridor. |
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Basically, you'll be tugged along by a speedboat while standing atop a small surfboard-like platform, all the while performing aerial tricks and deft-defying maneuvers. |
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The bull mastiff cross-breeds tugged her between each other, tearing chunks out of her flesh before turning on their owner and her two young children, witnesses said. |
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He muttered a quiet malediction, tugged off his gloves, and dug his dagger point into the soft lead that sealed the pane beside the latch in place. |
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He pulled a strap across her arms, tugged it tight and buckled it. |
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I tugged the toast out of my mouth and dropped it on the plate, grabbing a hair tie from a surface nearby and scraping my hair back into a ponytail. |
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He said the ship was being tugged to a shipwrecking yard when the tugboat's cables broke and high tides pushed the tanker to shallow water where it ran aground. |
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He stood up and tugged at my hand, trying to get me to stand with him. |
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Without another word, the old woman in the yellow chinchilla coat tugged at Francois's gemmed leash and trotted off, clutching her coat together with one hand. |
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Ignoring the name, I slipped on the coat and tugged the hood over my face. |
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I was jostled, tugged along as if all these people were a tide. |
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The undercurrent tugged lightly at her, but it was easy to fight. |
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I slowly walked up to my mother and tugged gently on her chiton. |
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She tugged on the black rope that wrapped around his thighs and torso, her leather gloves creaking with each adjustment. |
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He tugged his hat down, covering the tops of his ears and his eyebrows. |
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He tugged on the fishing pole, then let out some more of the line. |
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The manacle around my neck tugged on my skin, lacerating my raw flesh. |
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I accidentally tugged on the reins and the horse went even faster. |
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He tugged at the front lapel of his suit jacket and pulled it to his nose. |
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The teenage boy kept his eyes on the young cow before him, he took out his lariat, then tugged at his wet, leather gloves, flinching when they rubbed a blister. |
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Emmeline waved to Marley and tugged the hemline of her suede skirt. |
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She threw back her head and laughed and tugged at two young mulatto children with blondish hair. |
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She tugged him in close, as her claws shredded his heart in a blur, and she withdrew her fist with a schlup sound. |
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The ship was set afloated with the help of tugboats and wincher and was tugged to a dockyard in Erdek. |
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Ted tugged at the brass buttons of her red, wool-crepe dress. |
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Yorkshire terrier Poppy Lou tugged at Victoria Shaw's nightie until she woke up at her Rhosymedre bungalow near Wrexham in November. |
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She tugged the cord until the plug came out of the wall socket. |
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John Romane, a short clownish grub, would bear the whole carcase of an ox, yet never tugged with him. |
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She traveled with a wide-eyed toddler, who tugged at her headscarf and her djellaba with little whimpers. |
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They performed life-saving drills and tugged their 1,500-pound surfboat and equipment for miles through the sand. |
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A rope around Shelton's waist was tugged by an off-camera assistant while he mugged at the camera in hog-tied bemusement. |
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Two young puppies playfully tugged at Her slippers and there was an occasional splash from the fish bowl on the large round table in the corner of the room. |
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She tugged the cloth napkin off the bow guard, sitting on the table. |
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