| pull with | 19.75 | Pull with me. | ||
| pull down | 18.24 | I want to know what the CEO pulled down last year. | ||
| pull after | 13.10 | It was pulled after two months. | ||
| pull over | 11.52 | Would you mind pulling in over there? | ||
| pull at | 11.26 | So they pull off at Waco. | ||
| pull for | 10.40 | He was pulled over for speeding. | ||
| pull within | 10.14 | The Lakers used foul shots to pull within five. | ||
| pull in | 9.22 | Carey got pulled back in, too. | ||
| pull because_of | 7.37 | But you have to pull out because of bad language. | ||
| pull through | 7.11 | It pulled me through it. | ||
| pull by | 5.79 | A car had pulled up by the gate. | ||
| pull as | 4.41 | He pulled straight As the first year. | ||
| pull from | 4.28 | Mr. Holland pulled up from behind me in his car. | ||
| pull along | 3.62 | Pull them along that way. | ||
| pull before | 3.55 | Even when the trick has been pulled off before. | ||
| pull on | 3.16 | He pulled out on Saturday. | ||
| pull toward | 3.16 | But something pulled him toward design. | ||
| pull alongside | 2.83 | He pulled alongside. | ||
| pull to | 2.17 | They scored eight points in a row to pull to within seven. | ||
| pull across | 1.97 | The car pulled up across the street from the nail salon. |