- - afloat, they certainly have pull
- - Pulls, as a rope in a popular sport
- - Sharply pulls
- - Pulls (at) as heartstrings
- - Pulls hard; has guts clearly
- - Pulls lightly
- - Pulls at
- - Pulls with effort
- - Pulls with force
- - Gentle pulls
- - Towers in a port
- - Pulls boats
- - Pulls gently
- - Pulls vigorously
- - They have a strong pull in the port trade
- - They're diesel-powered
- - Port pullers
- - Acts of war?
- - They have a lot of pull
- - Dockers of big ships.
- - Pulls hard
- - Strong pulls
- - Pulls
- - Pulls on
- - pulls gut-wrenching opening scene
- - Sharp pulls
- - sudden wind jostled vessels in harbour
- - Some harbor sights
- - gust wrecked boats
- - Towing boats
- - Liner guides
- - Harbor vessels, informally
- - Yanks
- - Harbor vessels
- - Harbor boats
- - Yanks and Portuguese dismissing Europe
- - Heartstring motions
- - Harbour vessels
- - Yanks (on)
- - Harbor workers
- - Harbor workhorses
- - Harbor fleet
- - Harbor guiders
- - Actions on heartstrings and pant legs
- - Actions on shirtsleeves
- - Harbor haulers
- - Harbor towers
- - Harbor pushers
- - Actions on heartstrings
- - Water towers?
- - Port pushers
- - Liner movers
- - Tots' attention-getters, perhaps
- - Heartstring stimuli
- - Tots give them to get attention
- - Hard-working boats
- - Liner pushers
- - Port workhorses
- - Liner leaders
- - Port boats
- - Violent strains.
- - Towboats.
- - Canal boats
- - Boats.
- - Drags along
- - Vessels
- - Big jerks
- - Jerks
- - Harbor craft.
- - Struggles.
- - Harbor sight
- - Harbor sights
- - Drags
- - aggressive sorts clearing hard boats for towing others
- - Stomach turns on sea boats
- - draws certain vessels
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