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Skywalker would remember this as the political fallout from Dooku's death and the continued Clone Wars tugged him in different directions.

He tried to fall asleep, but a sense of uneasiness tugged at him.

Once more, he tugged the hand-drawn map out of his coat pocket and committed it to memory.

The child tugged at my hand to make me go with her .

Wen Xianglin was standing beside a bridge. The wind tousled her hair and tugged at her sleeves. She looked energetic and enchanting.

She smoothed the front of her uniform and tugged on the straps of her backpack until, finally, Samy walked out.

The rope was just long enough to save Herman, and the four men on the raft tugged on the rope to pull them back to safety.

His cautious wife tugged on his arm . "You can't get into these discussions , " she said , drawing him back inside .

The wind nearly tugged my umbrella out of my hand.

The little boy ran up to his father and tugged his sleeve excitedly.

"Get out of here! " with his left hand Charlie tugged savagely at the man's arm, "Get out of here! "

Faber's oilskin caught on a thorny bush and he almost fell before he tugged the material free with a loud ripping sound.

Suddenly, something tugged hard at my fishing rod and it almost slipped out of my hands.

Moments later, with her laundry bag full, she tugged on her overcoat.

Therefore, I tugged, pushed, and pulled until I managed to carry this huge, heavy turtle off the embankment and back down to the river.

A very sleepy woman who had become aware of the dampness tugged at my skirt as I passed by.

The child tugged at his mother 's hand.

Lynn Costa clawed both hands through brambles of red and silver streaked hair, then tugged violently at the hem of her royal blue tunic.

The player (Balotelli) didn't control the ball, but the fact Jonny tugged his jersey gave the referee plenty of reason to send him off.

She tugged vainly at the low brown calico collar and gazed despairingly at the generous length of the narrow skirt.

The child tugged at my arm to attract my attention.

I collapsed back onto my pillow, gasping, my head spinning. Something tugged at my memory, elusive, on the edges.

One morning, the patient said he'd "had enough" and tugged on his mask but was too weak to remove it and asked for Halpern's help to do so.

A deep ache tugged at her and tears stung her eyes.

Open your eyes, a beautiful wife is devils stood beside me, one hand desperately tugged at my ear.

Teal tugged on his arm. "Don't-" Then she looked down and noticed a fissure in the wall that hadn't been there before the tremor.

Charlie blushed. Alice took his elbow and tugged him around into a slow spin to showcase the pale gray tux.

Satan tugged once more, then released his fingers to rub the back of Murdoch's outreached hand.

Some of the animals tugged at her skirt. "Do you want me to follow you? " she asked.

His lips tugged into an amused smile, his mind telling him her head had probably made abrupt contact with their hard bedpost once again.

He tugged at the thin ropes, and nearer and nearer came the circle of flat corks, and the net rose at last to the top of the water.

As I ferociously tugged on his leash, a headline ran through my head: "Intern Returns Poisoned Dog to Living Legend. "

One little girl tugged at my sleeve. "Mrs. Oliver? "

A 3-year old boy stopped, but his mother tugged him along hurriedly.

He reached over and tugged at a piece of my mother's long auburn hair. I laughed when she swatted his hand.

Ryu Si Won - an outstanding and talented artiste whose personality and works have tugged the heartstrings of many.

He raised the Battloid's left arm, gripped the 'Cat around the waist, and tugged it into the lasers' field.

He reached over and tugged at a piece of my mother's long auburn hair.

She tugged at my jeans, her brown eyes pleading.

He stopped and chuckled as he tugged at his gray goatee .

It is the wildest of the wild, a glacier- scoured terrain unmarred by roads, tugged at by wind, on the shoulder of the Continental Divide.

When the Atlantic Rift is tugged, it holds the rotation of the Earth back temporarily, in a jerking fashion.

He tugged again. Murdoch remained as he was.

In silence they walked back down the stairs. Hope and despair and fear tugged at them by turns .

The point though, is that Earth is being tugged from several bodies, rotating under the shifting tides.

He tugged on my hair. I had very long hair for a boy, that I was often mistaken for.

We tugged the boat in to shore.

Early on, the giant planets migrated, tugged on each other and generally shook things up before settling into their current orbits.

the man came to after firefighters tugged on his ropes , then held up a sign from inside the window to get his attention.

I tugged at the door, but it wouldn't open.

Rachel tugged Chase's pant leg and strained to make her voice work. 'Father . . . it's coming. '

Together, the ram and the monkey cleared the weeds, tugged and pulled and finally got the raft to the shore.

The little child took her ear between her thumb and forefinger and tugged it playfully.

He tugged the wires out of the walls.

He tugged the door but it wouldn't open.

rose up on his arms. He tugged at the thin ropes, and nearer and.

He tugged at his reins in the moonlight, and galloped away to the west.

Isaac tucked his shirt into his trousers then tugged the rope all out.

She ran off the bus to the rock and tugged on the man's pants.

He tugged all his life to make a living.

I tugged my beard thoughtfully, and instead of pressing "back" I pressed "reload" .

But his native India always tugged at Mr Prahalad's heartstrings.

He tugged so hard that the drawer suddenly gave .

Then a little boy tugged at Bradley's shirt.

Since completing its mission in 2005, UARS has been slowly losing altitude, tugged by Earth's gravity.

In the past 18 months 40% of the world's economies have been tugged from robust growth into recession or depression.

Again, Raven tugged gently at the line.

David tugged again and the muzzle slipped from Faber's grasp.

Rook tugged at her lower lip.

The barge WAS tugged by a launch.

The small child tugged the table across the room and broke the milk bottle on it.

The dog tugged at the chain and broke it.

my father gave my small hand a gentle squeeze , then tugged the pacifier out of my mouth.

She tugged the chair until it moved.

He tugged the chair until it moved.

He tugged all the year round to feed and clothe his family.

Maybe tugged on your Dad's arm "Daddy can I play that hoop game? "

He tugged at the chains with the aid of two Husky comrades