Examples of using Tugging in English and their translations into Hungarian
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And keep tugging, never mind him, keep tugging, until you hear a crack and the nail is on its way out.
It is rarely helpful on its own when scar tissue tugging on the retina has caused the detachment( traction detachment).
arrangement appointments that are patient, or tugging and filing shows.
you know, tugging on one end of the fiber, very amenable.
In addition, a ripe cantaloupe will not require tugging or pulling in order to harvest it from the vine.
There's no torque or“tugging” on the implant, for much greater comfort
If you feel God tugging at your heart today,
Then you just start tugging on your little soldier.
This also means there's no"tugging" on the implant, for more comfort
running and tugging have earned them fun
a classic summer camp game, two players or teams battle to prove their strength by tugging harder than their opponents on.
I certainly can't imagine them using the kind of“tugging at the heart-strings” techniques so often seen today.
The act of stretching the skin is often described informally as"tugging" in these groups, especially those on the internet.
made the necessary incisions, you might feel some tugging as I extract the cyst.
New Zealand's prime minister John Key has apologised to a waitress for repeatedly tugging on her ponytail for months.
grabbing a limb of the unborn child and tugging until it's ripped from his body.
Grips often if barking is not sufficient. Tearing into the sheep or hard biting is not desirable, but tugging on the wool or rather a warning nip- which doesn't leave a mark on the stock- is permissible;
so we can start tugging with the puppy without damaging his milk teeth.
The dressing should not cause excessive pain, it should not be too tight to not disturb the blood circulation(except for special tugging), and should not be too weak to not slide off the wound.
as it seemed to Hall, tugging with a casual curiosity at the straw--glass bottles.