Use "pull a proof" in a sentence

1. “A long pull, a strong pull, and a pull all together.”

2. Pull, Lemuel, pull!

3. An elementary proof is a proof which only uses basic techniques.

4. You want a pull?

5. You pull trigger, I pull flush.

6. Pull the brake, pull the brake

7. Proof of organisation address: A document showing proof of address must be submitted.

8. The car's bullet-proof, not politician-proof.

9. Acid-proof and alkali-proof plastic containers

10. The present invention relates to an inorganic-based neutralization-proof, water-proof, and erosion-proof paint composition for a floor finish material, capable of being applied, without a primer, in a wet state with a concrete water content of 100%, and a method for applying a neutralization-proof, water-proof, erosion-proof flooring material, using the composition.

11. On someone pull a face of the translation, to make faces interpretation pull a face means ...

12. A Proof Set is a complete set of proof Coins of each denomination made in a year

13. Giao has a pull at a cigarette

14. Classic kanban is a pull system.

15. Okay, so a proof by contraposition, which is sometimes called a proof by Contrapositive, flips the script

16. There's proof.

17. In some places donkeys pull carts, or at times, a pair will pull a fair-size wagon.

18. 16 Postmark serves as a proof.

19. Earthquake-proof damper, and earthquake-proof system using same

20. Concrete proof

21. Pull over!

22. Inorganic-based neutralization-proof, water-proof, and erosion-proof paint composition for floor finish material, capable of being applied, without primer, in wet state with concrete water content of 100%, and method for applying neutralization-proof, water-proof, and erosion-proof flooring material, using composition

23. The proof came from a plenteous source.

24. Concrete proof.

25. I pull and pull and all I gain is maybe a quarter-inch off the leather scat.

26. Every Coolest includes a splash-proof, shock-proof, Bluetooth speaker capable of streaming a whopping 8 hours of music.

27. The proof itself was a trade secret.

28. Pull back.

29. Pull up.

30. Plenty big enough to pull a trigger.

31. He gave a pull on the rope.

32. A muscle pull cut short his training.

33. Pull up a chair and dig in!

34. I could not pull down a menu.

35. Acid-proof greases

36. Sound-proof paint

37. Proof of divorce?

38. Squeeze out a star, pull the bag slightly sideways to pull the star into a tail, and break off.

39. Radiation-proof paint

40. You're living proof.

41. There's no proof.

42. Pull it hard.

43. Acid-proof coatings with a wax base

44. Pull those drapes!

45. Pull the slack!

46. Pull over, kid.

47. Proof by Contradiction This is an example of proof by Contradiction

48. And you, pull!

49. Pull yourself together.

50. Acid proof clothing

51. Acid-proof solutions

52. Alternative proof — 99202

53. Resemblance No Proof

54. Pull him down!

55. Pull the sheet.

56. Pull the trigger.

57. See more ideas about Cupcake cakes, pull apart cake, pull apart Cupcakes.

58. And each faced a different burden of proof.

59. So you want proof before you let me go looking for the proof?

60. A small crowd attempted to pull down a statue.

61. Pull out your bat and take a swing.

62. Then pull back hair into a low ponytail.

63. Acid-proof coatings

64. Payment for Proof

65. Cold-proof gloves

66. Acid proof gloves

67. Pull together, men.

68. Pull me up.

69. She took a long pull on her cigarette.

70. A minute later, Dougal tried to pull away.

71. The higher proof spirits (100+ prf) were tasted after the lower proof Bourbons

72. Some hands weren't meant to pull a trigger.

73. A half turn counterclockwise and pull it out.

74. It's a long pull up to the summit.

75. Wing or frame for a fire-proof window

76. It was a long pull up the hill.

77. Anti-static proof tile

78. Acid-proof chemical compositions

79. A fallacious proof was accepted as correct for a decade.

80. (a) proof of entry in a commercial register of the Member State or other alternative proof acceptable to the said authorities; and