100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "tug"
Definition
A "tug" is a common noun that refers to a strong pull or a sudden jerking movement. It can also refer to a type of boat specifically designed to tow or push larger vessels in harbors and inland waterways.
Synonyms
- Pull
- Drag
- Haul
- Yank
- Tugboat (for the nautical meaning)
Antonyms
- Push
- Release
- Let go
- Drop
- Depart
Examples
- The child tug at his mother's sleeve to get her attention.
- She tug on the rope with all her strength during the game.
- The dog tugged at the leash, eager to go for a walk.
- He tugged the door handle but found it locked.
- The fisherman tugged at the line, hoping for a catch.
- She tugged the blanket to keep warm on the cold night.
- The little girl tugged her father’s hand to show him something.
- As the boat began to drift, he tugged at the anchor.
- The puppy tugged on his toy, trying to pull it away from his owner.
- She tugged her hair back into a ponytail before running.
- The toddler tugged at the curtain, trying to peek outside.
- He tugged at his collar, feeling uncomfortable in the formal attire.
- The team tugged on the rope with all their might during the contest.
- She tugged at the zipper of her jacket, trying to close it.
- The wind tugged at her scarf as she walked down the street.
- He tugged the chair closer to the table before sitting down.
- The climber tugged at the harness to ensure it was secure.
- They tugged the boat into the slip after a long day on the water.
- The little boy tugged at the strings of the kite, eager for it to fly.
- She tugged her dress down, feeling self-conscious about its fit.
- The cat tugged at the string, chasing after the toy.
- He tugged on the rope, signaling for help from his friends.
- The workers tugged the heavy equipment into position.
- She tugged her suitcase down the aisle of the train.
- The child tugged on her mother’s dress, asking for a cookie.
- He tugged the book from the shelf, feeling it was the right choice.
- The crowd tugged at the banners as they cheered for their team.
- She tugged the curtains shut to block out the sunlight.
- He tugged at the rope, trying to rescue his friend who fell.
- The athlete tugged at his shoelace before the race began.
- She tugged the puppy closer, wanting to pet it.
- The little girl tugged her backpack as she stepped off the bus.
- He tugged the handle, but the door wouldn’t budge.
- The performer tugged the strings of the guitar skillfully.
- She tugged at her sleeve nervously during the interview.
- The toddler tugged on his father's pant leg for a snack.
- The strong wind tugged at their hats, nearly blowing them away.
- He tugged on the fishing line, hoping for a bite.
- The team leader tugged the group together for a quick meeting.
- She tugged on the reins to slow the horse down.
- The rope tugged sharply against his hands as he pulled.
- The little boy tugged at his father’s arm to play.
- She tugged at the stubborn zipper until it finally moved.
- The athlete tugged at his jersey, feeling it was too loose.
- He tugged the stack of papers from the printer.
- The climber tugged on the rock, testing its stability.
- The child tugged the toy away from his friend.
- She tugged at the curtains, wanting to see outside.
- The employee tugged the cart down the hallway.
- He tugged the lid off the jar with all his might.
- The horse tugged on the reins, eager to run.
- She tugged the end of the ribbon, tying it securely.
- The dog tugged at the stick, refusing to let go.
- He tugged the door open, stepping into the room.
- The child tugged at the edge of the tablecloth, wanting to help.
- She tugged on the ear of her teddy bear, comforting herself.
- He tugged at the fabric, checking its quality.
- The athlete tugged at his shoelaces before the competition.
- She tugged the curtain aside to peek outside.
- The little boy tugged on the leash, wanting to walk the dog.
- He tugged the bag over his shoulder, ready to leave.
- The engineer tugged on the wire to test its strength.
- She tugged at her sleeves, feeling cold in the breeze.
- The child tugged on the toy, trying to get it out of the box.
- He tugged at the paper to unroll it completely.
- The wind tugged at her hair, blowing it in every direction.
- She tugged the blanket over her partner as they slept.
- He tugged the suitcase across the rough pavement.
- The participants tugged on the rope during the team-building exercise.
- She tugged at her necklace, feeling nervous about the event.
- The dog tugged on the chew toy, playing happily.
- He tugged at the baseball cap, adjusting it on his head.
- The team tugged on the parachute during practice.
- She tugged the paper from his hands, wanting to read it.
- He tugged the curtain back, letting in the morning light.
- The children tugged each other’s hair playfully.
- She tugged the dog’s collar gently to lead him.
- He tugged at the puzzle piece, trying to fit it in place.
- The wind tugged at her coat as she walked briskly.
- She tugged the cap off the bottle before pouring.
- The athlete tugged at his gear, making sure everything was in place.
- He tugged the handlebars of the bike to get it moving.
- The child tugged at his friend's shirt, wanting to play.
- She tugged her hair down, feeling it was too messy.
- The team tugged on the safety rope before starting the climb.
- He tugged the cat off the table to prevent it from knocking things over.
- The dog tugged at the trash bag, trying to get a snack.
- She tugged her pants up before getting on the rollercoaster.
- He tugged the string of the balloon, wanting it to float higher.
- The child tugged on the towel, wanting to dry off after swimming.
- She tugged the leash to keep her dog from wandering.
- He tugged at the edge of the map, trying to fold it properly.
- The wind tugged at their jackets, making them shiver.
- She tugged her skirt down before stepping onto the stage.
- The toddler tugged on the toy, wanting to play.
- He tugged at the fabric, unsure if it would tear.
- The group tugged on the cable to set up the tent.
- She tugged her sweater over her head, feeling chilly.
- The horse tugged at the reins, eager to gallop.
- He tugged the last cookie from the jar, feeling guilty.