Examples of 'pull your hands' in a sentence
Meaning of "pull your hands"
pull your hands - This phrase is a metaphorical expression that means to disengage from a situation, typically when someone wants you to stop interfering or meddling
How to use "pull your hands" in a sentence
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pull your hands
Pull your hands out of your panties.
I need you to pull your hands free.
Pull your hands back.
Do not pull your hands.
Pull your hands away.
You will have to try and pull your hands through.
Pull your hands out.
I mean very slowly … pull your hands out of your pockets.
Pull your hands up.
Lying on the bed, pull your hands along the body.
Pull your hands toward the sun, catch heat.
You ai not got none, you might as well pull your hands out of there.
And I suggest you pull your hands up like this so these bones do not cut.
Hold the breath for four to five seconds, then suddenly pull your hands away.
From there, pull your hands outward as wide as you can.
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And here we go in three, two, one. pull your hands away.
Pull your hands out of your pockets, where i can see them.
Really? And I suggest you pull your hands up like this so these bones do not cut.
Pull your hands apart to make the string taut, and fully widen your hands.
Now, very slowly, I mean very slowly, pull your hands out of your pockets.
Slowly pull your hands away from each other, stretching the band between them.
It 's drying fast, and you can not pull your hands apart, can you?
Next, pull your hands apart to pop the yo-yo in the air.
Can you pull your hands free?
Now, pull your hands apart real fast, like you are opening a telescope.
Nina can you pull your hands free? Nina, wake up!
Now, pull your hands down as hard as you can . All right.
Kids, pull your hands.
Pull your hands. Pull your hands.
Pull your hands out! careful, rollin.
