What is "pulling through"

Usage examples of "pulling through".

Cassandra felt her friend's fingers pulling through her locks, as warm and as safe as a mother's caress.

I figure we're pulling through because of the way you got things organized.

It's the first and only time in their relationship he's ever fully in control, and by the time he's completed the thirty clues and given her back the paper they 're pulling through the outskirts of a small town, crawling past narrow gardens and tall chimneys.

As far as he could see in any direction, his galleys were pulling through the waves.

Two paramedics and a doctor examined Stokes and assured Pitt the Mountie had every chance of pulling through.

I could see maybe twenty limos on the street and pulling through the archway in front of the hotel doors, and every one of them looked bigger and nicer than ours.

The muleteers were loading their animals, and a wagon was pulling through the gates, loaded with barrels of beer or wine.

He could see the bone needle pulling through the bloody, stretched-out skin, the precision stitching, each loop of the distinctive knot Chandra used to tie off his wound.

Skeen leaned forward, scowled at the tape he was pulling through broad fingers.

He looked at her closely, doing the slow bicep curls, like pulling through water, just as he'd taught her.