Examples of using Had to pull in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Had to pull him, kicking, screaming,
Had to pull him, kicking, screaming, off that boat.
Maybe our guy got sick and had to pull over.
No.-Yes. I had to pull many strings to get you in there.
Do you know how many strings we had to pull in Washington to get you re-assigned to this task force?
You think he had to pull on the strings that hard to get me in?
I had to pull some strings to get us in there,
What's so important in there that we had to pull that third-rate Marx brothers routine?
I had to pull the thread so as to fasten the trough sloping 5 mm to 1 m, i.e.
I had to pull a lot of strings to get you access to the Rolodex.
Once the marching bands had to pull out of the parade, the timing got a little mad, she said.
I had to pull back," says Lene Marlin who considered putting music on the shelf for good.
Case one had to pull water, but I never managed to finish-
Then they had to pull the sled far enough to reveal their next clue
A new attempt was made to row in, but again they had to pull up on to the ice.
Once these rounds had been used, the crew had to pull additional ammunition out of the floor boxes,
the fire service has in some cases had to pull the burning car out of the garage to prevent fire spread.
and the Imam had to pull back.
I just have to pull myself together.
Listen to me! I have to pull it out.