| Doric - MNA | her scarf toon her thrapple, | hauled | on her toorie an jaiket an se |
| Central - WCE | grippit me by the lug, | hauled | me tae the Chowker in a whidd |
| Central - LAL | ick, the barefuit halflin lad | hauled | hard on the reins o his powne |
| Doric - MNA | teen an tiraneesed. Ye'll be | hauled | afore e Temple an thrown i th |
| Central - SEC | ked faur under the flair. She | hauled | it oot, pulled the lid aff. I |
| Central - SEC | o a leuk aboot him noo, as he | hauled | Murray in, an tellt him tae s |
| Central - LAL | at is a hell o a cat," an she | hauled | him oot tae the flair an stra |
| Central - SEC | wye, this wis Lizzie. Shuggie | hauled | her affa me an introduced us |
| Doric - MNB | next thing I knew I wis being | hauled | intae the back o an ambulance |
| Ulster - BUL | An | hauled | tha metal oot, |
| Doric - MNA | E hale lot o them gat up an | hauled | him afore Pilate an begun tae |
| Central - SEC | dden stuil alang the flair an | hauled | hessel oan tap, teeterin is h |
| Central - SEC | peelie wallie enamel pails an | hauled | watter intae the hooses. Ah k |
| Central - LAL | men for a wheen year | hauled | up regular |
| Doric - MNA | ird o God. He saw twa boaties | hauled | up on e shore. E fishers wern |
| Shetland - SHD | on, an a truck. Da starn wis | hauled | up. Da engines dundered. Dey |
| Central - SEC | Durin the referendum, it wis | hauled | oot as aft as a straw-stuffed |
| Central - GLA | way, scraik of metal shutters | hauled | up fae a bar or a shop, a |
| Doric - MNA | The horses that | hauled | the cairts wad rest in the cw |