Hauled
Took
Both words in one sentence
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Under Communism, nobody wanted to go up there, and one of the maintenance employees hauled a bathtub onto one of the lookout floors and (allegedly) took baths at night looking down onto the city.
Source: Awkwardly Placed Bathtub -
I Was Never Here: At one point, Krenn is hauled off in the middle of the night by Imperial Intelligence (who were never there) to a meeting (which never took place).
- In the Police Procedural parody chibi episode of The Prince of Tennis, Inui misplaces his glasses and just about everybody gets hauled into the "office" as a potential thief... until he remembers that he'd simply forgotten to put them back on when he took them off to wash his face.
Source: Last Place You Look
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