Sentence examples for bring in close to from inspiring English sources

Such sales could bring in close to $2 billion altogether.

Mr. Kerry will continue his campus and fund-raising swing on Wednesday in Manhattan, where he is to appear at the City University of New York in Harlem at noon with Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and Representative Charles B. Rangel, then hold another gala, which fund-raisers said was likely to bring in close to $5 million or better.

That total, he figures, would bring in close to $8 billion in revenue.

Facebook expects to become profitable this year and bring in close to $2 billion in revenues.

The US Super Bowl, held at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome stadium on 3 February, lured more than 150,000 football fans to the Louisiana city; while Mardi Gras, the city's infamous street festival and parade, is expected to bring in close to a million merrymakers when the month-long festival ends on 12 February.

California, which holds the lion's share of Eaze's customer base and the industry as a whole, just legalized the recreational use of the drug and marijuana is expected to bring in close to $1 billion in state tax revenue by the end of the year in Colorado, where it has also been legalized for recreational use.

Each iPhone owner pays an average of more than $90 a month to AT&T, according to Mr. Moffett's estimates, while other subscribers bring in closer to $50 a month.

The franchise brings in close to $1 million in annual sales per restaurant.

The company has also previously brought in close to $2 billion in debt financing from what is effectively a Wall Street credit line.

In four months the challenge brought in close to 4000 entries, including some strong women contestants.

His pledges and sponsorships brought in close to $60,000, which put him at the top of the proceeds list.