11.   But while the script was being developed, the dark comedy bubbled to the surface, and Kubrick found himself pulled toward satire.

12.   For example, a man walking alone is likely to open a door by pulling it toward himself.

13.   Good-naturedly, Cleland clasps her hand and pulls her toward him, so that their foreheads touch.

14.   Gravity causes the multitude of spread-out molecules to move toward each other and pulls them toward the center of the cloud.

15.   He said Tavai then grabbed Hale by the front of his shirt and pulled him toward the open window while hitting him in the face.

16.   His Southern Baptist roots initially pulled him toward a career in preaching.

17.   In recent years, the colleges have been pulled toward stricter forms of Orthodoxy.

18.   James played the fish carefully, alternately pulling it toward the hole in the ice and letting it take back some of the soft, braided, black line.

19.   Joyce Omer of Midtown is emotionally pulled toward indigenous cultures and has a special affinity for American Indian spirituality.

20.   Keep your head erect, chin pulled in toward your neck, back straight and buttocks and stomach tucked in.