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Meanings of war of tug in English
Sport in which two teams pull on opposite ends of a rope.
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Examples for "tug of war"
Examples for "tug of war"
1
Meikie and John engage in a tug of war over Tbose's future.
2
As Sand rattled furiously inside, they played tug of war like children.
3
There's a tug of war to keep kiwi in the Taranaki region.
4
The big boy held fast and a regular tug of war ensued.
5
But when the oats were attacked, then came the tug of war.
1
A tug o' war ensued.
2
I just have to get out or... it's like I'm the middleman in a tug o' war and I'm being split in half.
1
They moight prove as that bit of rope warn't yourn.
1
Devotees struggled to hold on to the rope pulling the statue's carriage.
2
It was bound at the wrist, with the rope pulling it tightly toward the stake.
3
A whale swallowed this bait and then tried to escape as he felt the rope pulling him.
4
Now her imagination was going to be taunting her with that fantasy of a rope pulling her to the top.
5
Rope Pulling Model One of the things I have trouble thinking about is the initial tension in the rope.
1
Soon the three pixies were in the midst of an all-out hair- tugging war.
Translations for war of tug
Russian