Examples of using Trying to pull in English and their translations into Greek
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What you trying to pull.
Trying to pull the pump on its own.
What're you trying to pull.
While trying to pull some Hemingway-esque suicide.
There's somebody over there trying to pull something!
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Trying to pull it, he found that the wood, which he persistently wanted to get rid of, was matching to an icon of Virgin Mary.
What're you trying to pull, Captain?
I remember just getting my fingers under the edge and trying to pull it away.
That was Hope trying to pull your plug, man.
Lie on your left side,gently lift the right leg bent at the knee, trying to pull to the chin.
Woe betide anyone trying to pull the wool over our eyes.
We're a blip in the existence of the universe andwe're constantly trying to pull each other down.
On the count of"three" do swing back, trying to pull the leg as far as possible and feel the muscles work.
And he starts screaming, and she starts screaming,and he's, like, trying to pull her off of me.
Sal says mail-order bride,Frank says undercover cop trying to pull you into a sting, and I'm going with either foreign diplomat or Pilates guru.
Learn to rise above the expectations, the pressure, the stress,and everything else trying to pull you down.
Maybe it's Guillermo trying to pull a prank on me.
The footage shows the man holding the woman,who was apparently unconscious, and trying to pull her to safety.
Instead of trying to pull entire units from the fight for training, as the Pentagon sought to do last year, the new program will take small groups of fighters from the front-lines for training.
Just as long as you're not trying to pull one over on me.
I mean, look. I can… pick this rock up off the ground even though there's an entire planet,planet Earth, trying to pull it down.
The visage of this person's face is trying to pull at your soul.
The dogs were running towards us at a tangent, the nearest were almost on top of us andleaped at our legs saliva dripping from their jaws, trying to pull us from the horses.
Everywhere I go in this city I feel like there's something trying to pull me back into my old life.
We're one race, the human race, we're a blip in the existence of the universe andwe're constantly trying to pull each other down.
Also, you can not use a variety of sharp objects, trying to pull a sulfuric clot.
Outside it, you will see a host of statues of figures from the Greek mythology, wonderful gardens,a bronze statue about 8 metres high that depicts the wounded Homeric hero Achilles trying to pull an arrow out of his heel, and other important works.
The most distinctive statues are Thneskon Achilles(Dying Achilles) of the German sculptor Ernst Gustav Herter,showing Achilles wounded trying to pull the arrow out his heel and the 11,5 m height statue of Triumphant Achilles.
Detail pankration scene on Attic red-figure cup,vase of 490-80 BC The pankratiasts to the right trying to pull the eyes of his opponent.
It is made by the german sculptor Herter, who made it in 1884,showing wounded Achilles trying to pull the arrow out of his heel.