Seeing it proudly and laboriously hauling the carcass across the deck, one of the sailors called it Tug.

I grasped the smooth trunk of the rowan tree, and laboriously hauled myself to my feet.

We hauled the rig across the hillside again and sank another hole to forty feet, and then laboriously hauled it all the way back to a point near the jeep and sank a third hole.

My mother drove Mrs. Peavey to the station and watched with a worried look as she laboriously hauled herself up the steps of the New York Central train.

All these elements I laboriously hauled through busy streets and transported on buses and up long blocks to our aging, sprawling house miles away.

To assemble the canopy, her crew had to carry the beams up the mountain on an all-terrain forklift and then laboriously haul them with ropes up a scaffold.

Emban grunted, laboriously hauled himself to his feet and waddled to the map of Eosia hanging on the wall of Sir Nashan's study.

Jimmy called to Roc as the Mercurian laboriously hauled the base section of a projector to a spot where someone had said it should be taken.

They led the horses to a flight of stone stairs reaching up into the darkness beyond the circle of light from Feldegast's lantern and then laboriously hauled the reluctant animals up the stairway, one step at a time.

We came upon a few racks of clothes, which were deemed suspicious, and the police laboriously hauled these racks down to the sidewalk and loaded them on trucks, which wended slowly behind us.