Examples of 'pull the car' in a sentence
Meaning of "pull the car"
The phrase 'pull the car' is generally used to describe the action of stopping or bringing a car to a halt, often on the side of the road. It implies the act of applying the brakes, slowing down, or coming to a complete stop while driving a car
How to use "pull the car" in a sentence
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pull the car
You need to pull the car over.
Pull the car over to the right.
Do not make me pull the car over.
Pull the car around the back.
I need you to pull the car around.
Pull the car over right now.
I almost had to pull the car over.
Pull the car off the road.
You can pull the car over.
Pull the car over to the curb.
I better pull the car around.
Pull the car into the alley.
Have your grandma pull the car around.
Just pull the car around front.
I will have them pull the car around.
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Pull the car as far as you can.
We gotta pull the car around.
Pull the car over a minute.
I am gonna pull the car around.
Pull the car out front.
I am going to pull the car back around.
Pull the car behind so nobody can see it.
I am gonna pull the car out.
Pull the car to the kerb.
I can not pull the car over here.
Pull the car over somewhere so we can talk.
I will go pull the car around.
Pull the car to the garage.
You must pull the car up.
Pull the car over there.
I told him to pull the car around back.
I pull the car over to receive the call.
He said he was just going to pull the car up.
I will pull the car around front.
I will go have my cousin pull the car around.
I will pull the car out front.
They took the rope to pull the car.
You can pull the car around.
Which means the front wheels pull the car.
Let us pull the car around in back.
Just calm down and pull the car over.
Now pull the car around.
Would you please pull the car over.
Pull the car back.
I will pull the car up.
Pull the car up your ass and wait there.
We are going to pull the car around.
Go pull the car around.
I will go get our wraps and pull the car around.
I am gonna pull the car around to the front.
