Príklady tugging

• Therefore, it does not contribute to the tugging on the gripper.

• The material itself, pushing upwards, keeps the music rising, like a balloon tugging at a rope.

• Apart from one male, which was observed tugging at the antenna of his radio-transmitter, all radio-tagged animals were out of visual contact throughout the tracking period of this study.

• I did not see any shirt tugging in that cup final.

• Meanwhile, her children will be tugging at her skirt.

• We should widen the responsibility and make it clear that we do not simply have one door to which those people come crawling on their knees, tugging their forelocks.

• The heart of the matter is that the salvage company offered advice about adequate tugging power which has proved, at best, to be grossly optimistic—but, above all, it was advice.

• That probably applies in the same way to two people tugging at a brake.

• Silent belay communication is possible via tugging the rope.

• The team has also developed the custom of tugging each other's beards to celebrate a hit or home run.

• By tugging on surface magnetic fields, spacequakes generate currents in the very ground we walk on creating ground current surges.

• And all along, the riveting friendship between the two polarized women and the events that bring them together, keep tugging at your heart.

• A whippletree balances the pull from each side of the animal, preventing the load from tugging alternately on each side.

• These targets have to be reset by tugging on a length of cord attached to the faceplate above the hinge.

• It's just not a good game, and the rewards do not make up for the dull, tugging experience it quickly becomes.