pull strings (Meaning)

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pull strings (v)

influence or control shrewdly or deviously

He was able to secure a job interview by pulling some strings with his connections in the industry.
The politician was known for pulling strings behind the scenes to influence policy decisions.
Despite his lack of qualifications, he managed to get into the prestigious university by pulling strings with the admissions office.
She hoped to advance her career by pulling some strings with influential figures in the company.
The wealthy businessman was accustomed to pulling strings to get what he wanted.
He managed to get VIP tickets to the concert by pulling some strings with the event organizers.
The manager was accused of pulling strings to favor certain employees for promotions.
She relied on pulling strings with suppliers to ensure timely delivery of materials for the project.
He used his family connections to pull strings and secure a spot on the prestigious board of directors.
Despite his reluctance, he agreed to pull some strings to help his friend get a loan from the bank.

influence or control shrewdly or deviously

tug,haul, drag,draw, carry, attract, tow, hale, move, yank

push, drive, push, drive, thrust, propel, thrust,propel, shove,shove

He was able to secure a job interview by pulling some strings with his connections in the industry.

The politician was known for pulling strings behind the scenes to influence policy decisions.

Despite his lack of qualifications, he managed to get into the prestigious university by pulling strings with the admissions office.

She hoped to advance her career by pulling some strings with influential figures in the company.