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Meanings of pull the cork in English

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Usage of pull the cork in English
1
He used his sheath knife to pull the cork, doing it badly.
Songs of love and death: all-original tales of star-crossed love
2
Pop a roast in the oven before you pull the cork.
The Irish Times
3
Her plan was to use it to pull the cork, then ask him to pour the wine.
The Fireman
4
Can't you pull the cork out of your magnetism with your teeth and hocus-pocus them handcuffs off?'
The Gentle Grafter
5
This was entrusted to the bull fiddler, who was to pull the cork out of a gin botle.
The new yorker
6
Norwegians are a handsome people, normally demure, until you pull the cork on Friday afternoon and the dritt hits the ventilere.
Rock and Ice Magazine
7
He used his teeth to pull the cork free then splashed out a liberal measure of the spirit and handed Jute a glass.
Assail
8
The stupid girl in the refreshment room failed to pull the cork out of the bottle, and refused to let me help her.
Little Novels
9
I pull the cork and pour myself a glass of wine, then I leave the bottle out on the tarmac and close the door.
The gathering
10
All you've got to do is to select your panacea, pull the cork and let peace and plenty overflow a grateful land-sowe're told.
The Complete Works of Brann, the Iconoclast — Volume 12
11
Ford took the jug, pulled the cork, and sniffed at the opening.
The Uphill Climb
12
I pulled the cork with my pocket-knife and took a long drink.
A Farewell to Arms
13
They had pulled the cork and thrown it away, one would think.
Poor Man's Rock
14
Bill Huggis hummed as he pulled the cork out of the bottle.
Three Soldiers
15
He pulled the cork, sniffed it gingerly, then took a careful sip.
Rogues
16
Pulling the cork is part of the romance of drinking wine.
The Irish Times
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