He made straight for the bottle, recovered it, took a long pull at it while he trod water, returned it to his bosom, and made a back track to the yawl.
As it is a long pull he also advises that the boats should leave the brig in the evening, so as to get to the place the next day.
It will be a long pull and a heavy one, for we shall have a head sea as soon as we get clear of this bay.
As we had a long pull before us, the first mate arranged that all hands should lie down except two in each boat to keep watch, that we might be the better able to work the next day.
In the meantime our men had lighted a fire, believing that a long pull would be before them.
We had a long pull before us, and I feared we should not reach her before dark, and, if so, we might have to spend the night tossed about on the stormy sea.
We had, however, a long pull, and by the time we got into comparatively smooth water, having passed round the southern end of the reef, I was afraid that the fate of those on board must be sealed.
We had a long pull before us; but the men exerted themselves, and I still hoped to get back to the ship before night closed in.
Well, I malts," said Tom, reaching a pot of porter, and taking a long pull.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "long pull" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
