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Meanings of hauled over in English
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Usage of hauled over in English
1
The Latisans had hauled over to the pond from the Noda Valley.
2
The cars were hauled over tracks having a gage of 18 ins.
3
Every ounce of the Turks' supplies had to be hauled over land.
4
Then the sledge itself was hauled over and reloaded upon the other side.
5
Though once I got hauled over the coals pretty sharply for doing so.
6
Even more fortuitous, Scot had an extra bed he'd hauled over for me.
7
The sick -exceptthose who were manifestly dying-wereloaded into wagons and hauled over.
8
But she was answering, from the instant that the big double-wheel was hauled over.
9
Supplies were hauled over the Sierras, and the work was pushed ahead regardless of expense.
10
By some dint of ingenuity even a millstone had been hauled over the roadless mountains.
11
If they fail they get hauled over the coals.
12
There is a spot at the isthmus where canoes could be hauled over.)
13
As a great swell came on about noon, we hauled over to the north shore.
14
Radio 3 was hauled over some red-hot verbal coals.
15
Le Feu-Follet had not materially changed her place since her jib-sheet was first hauled over.
16
He unfastened the top two buttons on my dress, which I hauled over my head.
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Hauled over across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common