I guess this use of "pull" is unknown to many learners. Look at the examples and give me your feeling about the meaning, please. · I don’t think she has enough pull to get the request approved. · He has a lot of pull at the company. · They might have enough pull to change people's minds. · He used his pull in the neighborhood to organize the event. · At our school, my science teacher has a lot of pull. · How much pull does he have around here? · Her family has had a lot of pull in local politics for generations. · He doesn't have much pull with the people who make those decisions. · The coach has a lot of pull with the players. · She has a lot of pull with the teachers. · She has a lot of pull with the local business owners. · Does he have any pull with the people who run the festival? · I don't have much pull with management. · She used to have a lot of pull with the board, but things have changed. · Do you think he'll have enough pull with the committee to get them to reconsider?