Idioms
pull down (something) or pull (something) down
to demolish something
The city will pull down the old office building rather than rebuild it.
pull one's punches
pull one's weight
pull oneself together
pull oneself up by one's bootstraps
pull out all the stops
pull over
pull over (someone) or pull (someone) over
pull rank on (someone)
pull the plug
pull the plug on (someone or something)
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few and far between
in the course of
cozy up to (someone)
flirt with the idea of (doing something)
You can't please everyone.
play ball with (someone)
two bricks shy of a load
take place
one step ahead of (someone or something)
to say nothing of (someone or something)
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Book : harlot high and low
Author : honore de balzac.
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