Sentence examples for pulled in through from inspiring English sources

The man I had pushed away the moment I started growing, the man who, though he was my father, I had never got close to except when we quarrelled; this vivacious, easygoing, easily tempted man with a mania for good posture and, as he put it, "nice, neat handwriting," who loved me after his fashion, the eternal husband; this man stood next to me as the train pulled in through a cloud of steam.

An estimated $60 million a year is pulled in through these networks.

Likewise on descent, air will be pulled in through the perforation so equalising the ear.

"Pretend Rapunzel is pregnant," said Maddy as we pulled in through London's northern suburbs en route to King's Cross.

Some of the events are scraped, while others are pulled in through partnership agreements.

The site's listings are currently pulled in through public data sources, mainly by keeping track of business licenses in the states Mom Trusted operates in.

The only number he paid attention to was the gross sales he was pulling in through retainers.

Many companies have pulled in strong earnings — in part through aggressive cost-cutting, not big gains in revenue.

The Romney campaign has easily outpaced most rivals in the fundraising department by pulling in $32 million through Sept. 30.

So the Balcombes went through the extraordinary experience of having Napoleon and members of his entourage pulling in through their carriageway and seeking to stay with them.

Much will be made of the £21bn that it pulls in through sales, and even more of the fact that many of the designers – big names like Mary Katrantzou, Peter Pilotto, Holly Fulton and Christopher Raeburn – make their clothes in Britain.