Sentence examples for pull in nearly from inspiring English sources

In a good week, he could pull in nearly $500.

Whereas, at the start of the 1980s, it was killing up to 90 people a year, last year only five people died; Mr Blanco's murder brings this year's toll up to nine.Even so, Herri Batasuna can still pull in nearly 12% of the vote in the Basque country as a whole, and close to 20% in the more radical border area next to France.

Can he still pull in nearly a million viewers in the main event of a Showtime card, or should he be on an undercard?

Last month HTC had revenues of NT$30.9 billion (or $1.02 billion), while last year they managed to pull in nearly NT$38.5 billion ($1.27 billion).

Despite repeal of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate this week, health insurance startup Oscar Health expects to pull in nearly $1 billion in revenue and enroll a quarter of a million members in 2018.

iversity, a Berlin-based MOOCs platform that's hoping to become the Coursera of Europe, has managed to pull in nearly 500,000 course sign-ups in the four months since its first massively open online courses went live.

P15 Chris Evans pulls in nearly 10 million breakfast listeners.

In the 2000 election, the two political parties shattered all fund-raising records, pulling in nearly $500 million in unlimited donations.

Scene III: gobsmackery around the table when it pulls in nearly six million viewers right off the bat.

He has built a reputation for being a prolific fund-raiser, pulling in nearly $2.5 million for his 2010 re-election campaign even though his seat is considered safe.

The three morning programs pulled in nearly $400 million in revenue just through July -- nearly $100 million more than the three major evening network newscasts, according to estimates by Nielsen Monitor-Plus.