| heart pump | 2.11 | My heart was pumping. | ||
| government pump | 2.04 | The government had pumped more than five billion ringgit into Perwaja. | ||
| company pump | 1.25 | As a result, Russian companies are now pumping more oil. | ||
| music pump | 0.79 | Music pumped out from the loudspeakers. | ||
| crew pump | 0.72 | The crew then pumped in cement, which fixed the problem. | ||
| water pump | 0.72 | Pleasant, a holding tank for Central Arizona Project water pumped from the Colorado River, continues to rise. | ||
| investor pump | 0.66 | Institutional investors have pumped money into the sector. | ||
| worker pump | 0.66 | He said workers were also pumping out sewage. | ||
| man pump | 0.53 | Since their work makes them feel like wimps, men pump iron. | ||
| fist pump | 0.46 | Then his fist pump. | ||
| leg pump | 0.46 | Our legs were pumping like crazy, our fingers gripping the handlebars racing style. | ||
| arm pump | 0.39 | His arms pump, his long legs stretch. | ||
| country pump | 0.39 | Production may exceed that limit because some countries pump more than their allotment. | ||
| people pump | 0.39 | People pumped their fists. | ||
| player pump | 0.39 | Other players pumped their fists or otherwise exhorted the fans. | ||
| adrenaline pump | 0.33 | Adrenaline is pumping. | ||
| doctor pump | 0.33 | He was treated at a local hospital, where doctors pumped muddy water from his stomach. | ||
| gunman pump | 0.33 | Gunmen pumped several bullets into Francesco Costanza, the Italian news agency AGI said. | ||
| machine pump | 0.33 | A high pressure machine pumps the food directly into the stomach within seconds. | ||
| nation pump | 0.33 | The southeast Asian island nation has been pumping all the crude it can for some time. |