Encara no tenim significats per a "pulled on shore".
1We all pulled on shore in the boats, taking Nat with us.
2We pulled on shore to visit the ruins of the celebrated Abbey of Lindisfarne.
3In a short time everything was put into the boat, and they pulled on shore again.
4Ordering a boat to be manned, I pulled on shore, and climbed up to the Penn.
5Highly delighted, we accordingly pulled on shore.
6Standing in at nightfall as close to the spit as the water would allow, he pulled on shore.
7I pulled on shore, saw her safe in the coach without asking her any question, and then returned on board.
8It was still daylight when he and his officers, including three midshipmen in full rig, pulled on shore to attend the ball.
9Ready put the sail in, an axe, a musket, and some cord; then they both got into the boat and pulled on shore.
10The natural conclusion to which Captain Falkner came was, the boat must have pulled on shore, and made several tacks in that direction.
11As the wind fell we dropped anchor, and pulled on shore, to visit a curious cavern, partly natural and partly a stone quarry.
12Shortly afterward the lieutenant who commanded her pulled on shore in his boat, and, landing at the steps, proceeded to the governor's house.
13Ralph could only hope that the boatswain himself would keep sober, and as he could not remedy matters by remaining, he pulled on shore.
14The wind fell outside, so he dropped anchor and pulled on shore, and was married, and, of course, off she went to sea with him.
15"That commodore of ours is a first-rate fellow, Mr Merry," he exclaimed, as we pulled on shore.
Aquesta col·locació està formada per:
Pulled on shore a través del temps
Pulled on shore per variant geogràfica