long pull

Not halfway had it run before he felt a long pull on it, like the sucking of a dog-fish.

Denham did try it, and voted it excellent, and then took a very long pull indeed.

And then, having enunciated this excellent opinion with much energy, he took a long pull at his brandy and water.

The Moor bowed his head in acquiescence, and took a long pull at his pipe as the midshipman went away.

Some minutes before sunrise we went aboard our boat and took our places for a long pull up the lakes.