Sekirov Dictionary

pull time

noun 3
verb 1
forms 4

noun3

•
The amount of time spent pulling.
- It is clear that the re-doing of the phasic structure of the cycle, according to an increase in pull time, occurs not only in the process of learning but also during improvement of motor skill. — 1972
•
The time when something should pull.
- Pitts said his whole family lends a hand when pull time comes around, including his grandson, Joe Buchs, a senior in agricultural construction systems management (ACSM). — 2003
•
The time when trucks pull in for loading and pull out with new loads.
- Each truck would have a set "pull" time when it would leave for the disposal site and be replaced by an empty truck. — 1960

verb1

•
To be sentenced to a term in prison.
- "I don't want to pull any more time," Junior tells me, "but I wouldn't take anything in the world for the experience I ad in prison." — 1965

forms

pulled time · pulling time · pulls time · pull times

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