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Phrases with «to pull a lever»
The phrase
"to pull a lever"
means to physically operate a lever by either pushing or pulling it. It is often used as a metaphor to refer to taking action or making a decision that has a significant impact or consequence.
Full definition
to pull
(parent phrase)
lever
(parent phrase)
to pull a lever
Related phrases
time someone pull up to the pump
pull of a lever
Sentences with «to pull a lever»
You can't throw a bone to his crack campaign team, or the millions of American citizens who
pulled the lever for
him?
(
religion.blogs.cnn.com
)
Look at the part at around 23 seconds in when the character
pulls the lever on
the slot machine.
(
ludophilelab.com
)
It's more cumbersome than
pulling a lever in
a voting both, and a relatively small minority of registered voters attend.
(
religion.blogs.cnn.com
)
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Definition of TO PULL A LEVER
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