Sentence examples for expect to pull up from inspiring English sources

"When you think of going to a studio, you expect to pull up to a gate," said Hal G. Rosenbluth, the president of Kaufman Astoria.

She's expected to pull up in late January at France's Durmont d'Urville research base on the Adélie Coast.

"I expected to pull up and meet the police and see eight buses," Greg Bonnett, the buses' owner, previously told the Chicago Tribune of the sight.

But I don't expect to pull a hamstring.

In May Coca-Cola opened a new corporate museum in Atlanta, Georgia, that is expected to pull in more than 1m visitors annually, paying up to $15 each.

Humana expects to pull in $4.40 to $4.50 a share for 2007, up from $2.79 last year.

For a product expected to pull in $10 million in sales, a toymaker guarantees a studio up to $2 million.

A series of Barbra Streisand concerts is expected to pull in £3m for each of its three nights, with tickets costing up to £500 each.

He said it would be up to Ukraine to appoint an Investigator In Charge, who would then be expected to pull in other parties as appropriate.

Dekker said it would be up to Ukraine to appoint an investigator in charge (IIC), who would then be expected to pull in other parties as appropriate.

It expects to pull in $75 million this year.