Pulitzer-winning film critic
Pulitzer-winning film critic Roger
Pulitzer-winning historian Frederick Jackson ___
Pulitzer-winning humorist Barry
Pulitzer-winning James
Pulitzer-winning journalist James
Pulitzer-winning journalist Peter
Pulitzer-winning journalist Royko
Pulitzer-winning journalist Seymour
Pulitzer-winning journalist Weingarten
Pulitzer-winning Larry McMurtry novel
Pulitzer-winning microbiologist Dubos
Pulitzer-winning musical
Pulitzer-winning novel by Eudora Welty
Pulitzer-winning novel by Willa Cather
Pulitzer-winning novel for Edna Ferber
Pulitzer-winning novel of 1924
Pulitzer-winning novel of 1925
Pulitzer-winning novelist
Pulitzer-winning novelist ___ Lurie
Pulitzer-winning novelist Alison
Pulitzer-winning novelist Jennifer
Pulitzer-winning novelist Shirley Ann ___
Pulitzer-winning play of 1953
Pulitzer-winning play, '___ Town'
Pulitzer-winning playwright ___ Davis
Pulitzer-winning playwright Crouse
Pulitzer-winning playwright from Independence, Kan.
Pulitzer-winning playwright Vogel
Pulitzer-winning playwright ZoÔö£┬¢
Pulitzer-winning poet ___ St. Vincent Millay
Pulitzer-winning poet Armantrout
Pulitzer-winning poet Armantrout and others
Pulitzer-winning poet Conrad
Pulitzer-winning poet Conrad __
Pulitzer-winning poet Lowell
Pulitzer-winning poet Mark Van ___
Pulitzer-winning poet Moore
Pulitzer-winning poet of 1947 and 1974
Pulitzer-winning poet of 1948
Pulitzer-winning rapper Kendrick
Pulitzer-winning San Francisco columnist
Pulitzer-winning science author Dubos
Pulitzer-winning Sheehan
Pulitzer-winning sports reporter Berkow
Pulitzer-winning Toni Morrison novel
Pulitzer-winning TV critic
Pulitzer-winning William Kennedy novel
Pulitzer-winning writer Akins
Pulitzer-winning writer James
Pulitzer-winning writer Maureen
Pulitzer-winning writer Robertson
Pulitzer-winning writer Sheehan
Pulitzer-winning writer Welty
Pulitzer-winning writer who moonlighted in a nightly news studio?
Pulitzer-winning writers Timothy and Jennifer
Pulitzer-winning WWII journalist
Pulitzer, e.g.
Pulitzer's New York newspaper
Pulitzer's New York paper
Pulitzer's paper
PULKE
Pull
Pull __ (milk freshness indicator)
Pull ___ chair!
Pull ___ on
Pull ___ one on (hoodwink)
Pull ... or puff
Pull (a car)
pull (a weapon) from a sheath
Pull (for)
Pull (in)
Pull (on)
Pull (out)
Pull (out), as a narrow victory
Pull (up), as pants
Pull a ___
Pull a bed prank on
Pull a boner
Pull a chair up to
Pull a choir member?
Pull a con
Pull a con on
Pull a cork from
Pull a cork out of
Pull a face
Pull a fast one on
Pull a fast one on proctors?
Pull a fast one on, slangily
Pull a fast one?
Pull a few strings?
Pull a heist
Pull a huge upset on
Pull a lever, maybe
Pull a Pinocchio
Pull a plant out of the ground
Pull a plow
Pull a prank on
Pull a scam
Pull a scam on
Pull a scam on, slangily
Pull a sulky
Pull a sulky, perhaps
Pull a sulky, say
Pull a swindle on
Pull a switch
Pull a tooth
Pull a trick on
Pull a Van Winkle
Pull a vehicle
PULL about
Pull abruptly
Pull actor Brooks across the floor?
Pull after
Pull ahead of
pull along
Pull along heavily
pull along heavily, like a heavy load against a resistance
Pull along the ground
Pull along the road
PULL along with difficulty
PULL along with friction
Pull an all-nighter
Pull an all-nighter studying
Pull an all-nighter, e.g.
Pull an all-nighter, maybe
Pull an all-nighter, perhaps
Pull an all-nighter, say
Pull an oar
Pull an upset on, say
pull another vehicle
pull apart
Pull apart, as paper
Pull at
Pull at the earth's surface, briefly
Pull at with effort
Pull away
Pull away from shore
pull away from the body
Pull away in fear
Pull back
Pull back (in)
Pull back from
Pull back from fear
Pull back from the front lines
Pull back in fear
Pull back on
pull back or move away or backward
Pull back the hammer
Pull back, as an army
Pull back, as in horror
Pull back, as talons
Pull back, with "in"
Pull behind
Pull by a chain
Pull by rope
Pull down
PULL down building
Pull down, as a salary
Pull down, in a way
Pull down, so to speak
Pull even
Pull felt on Earth
Pull firmly
Pull forcefully
pull forcibly
Pull from a burning building, say
Pull from a jug
Pull from behind
Pull from the ground
Pull from the ground, in Plymouth
Pull from the ground, quickly?
Pull from the shelves
Pull from the soil
Pull gently
Pull guitar strings
pull hard
Pull hard and fast
Pull in
Pull in a pullover, e.g.
Pull in or control
Pull in the driveway, say
pull in two
Pull in, as a horse
Pull into
Pull into a spot
pull into shape
Pull into town
Pull into, as a gas station
Pull into, as a motel
Pull into, as a station
Pull it together
Pull it, in proofreading
Pull laboriously
Pull legs
Pull lightly
Pull nigh to
pull no punches
Pull off
Pull off a complete reversal
Pull off a coup
Pull off a diamond heist?
Pull off a high-risk feat
Pull off a spool
pull off or out pick
Pull off perfectly
Pull off the road
Pull off, as a robbery
Pull on
PULL one from a number of things
Pull one over on
Pull one's hair out?
Pull one's leg
Pull oneself up to the bar
pull or drag with effort
pull or pick off
Pull or pluck off
pull or strain hard at
Pull out
Pull out all the ___
Pull out all the stops
Pull out all the stops (both parts of this fit the theme)
Pull out formally
PULL out from sheath
Pull out of an agreement
Pull out of the ground
Pull out of the holster
Pull out of the water
Pull out of thin air, seemingly, with "up"
Pull out, as a dowel
Pull out, as a tooth
Pull out, in a way
Pull out, not always painlessly
Pull over
Pull punches
Pull punches, perhaps
Pull quickly
Pull quote, e.g.
PULL sail round
PULL sharply
Pull some pranks
Pull some strings?
Pull someone's leg
pull string firmly
pull strings
Pull strings?
Pull suddenly
Pull tab item
Pull tab site
Pull the cork on