Haul (verb)

1. Pull or drag (something heavy) with effort.
2. Transport (goods) over a distance, especially by road or sea.

Origin:

Middle english: from old norse hala, of germanic origin; related to dutch halen and german holen.

Examples:

1. The men had to haul the heavy furniture up the stairs.
2. She hauled the cart filled with groceries through the mud.
3. The truck was hired to haul the logs to the sawmill.
4. The ship was carrying a haul of valuable goods from Asia.
5. The movers had to haul the piano down three flights of stairs.