What is "pulled through"

Usage examples of "pulled through".

But he pulled through it, and served up his first cantelope without tasting a mouthful himself.

She felt as if she had been pulled through the wringer on an old-fashioned washing machine.

As was proper in a married woman, the undergown, of the finest linen, covered most of her exposed chest, right up to the collarbone, and it was pulled through the myriad small slashings in the sleeves, which were faced with scarlet silk.

He had pulled through the crisis and he did not attempt to contact me.

There's a parishioner of mine-- a fine fellow, but who would hardly have pulled through as he has done without his wife.

A fire truck rolled down the street, lights flashing, and pulled through the chain-link gate.

We pulled through the cemetery gates and wound our way to the middle of the cemetery where the grave had been prepared and chairs set up.

Ben Rainsford came out of his kitchen, drying his hands on a towel he had pulled through the belt of his bush-jacket.

Irritably, he shifted into first and pulled through the intersection with a jerk that made their seatbelts lock briefly.