Sentence examples for pulling in this from inspiring English sources

How else is she pulling in this succession of high-profile (and sometimes odd) onstage guests on the US leg of her 1989 world tour?

Google and Bing aren't good at pulling in this real time data today because of the need to constantly index user pages, and the difficulty in knowing when those pages have been updated.

Pulling in this manner eases the pressure on the cow's pelvis, and allows for easier birthing.

When this happens, pull in the clutch, and kick the shifter down into first.

Make sure your abs are always pulled in during this exercise.

However, I cannot emphasize strongly enough the importance of NOT getting pulled in -- by this, I mean giving your power away to anything or anyone.

This pulled in yet more capital and pushed up the exchange rate.

In a post-Ross era, who are the chitchat heavyweights pulling in the big guests this side of the Atlantic?

"It's very important as a football club that you are all pulling in the same direction - at this moment of time Joey is not pulling in the same direction.

The latest cyber-tricks politicians are pulling in this year's congressional races fake websites that appear to support Democratic candidates (but in fact raise funds for Republicans)—would not have caught the English satirist by surprise.

That usually means a reality show contestant, but considering the ratings that scripted shows are pulling in this summer on broadcast television, sometimes it seems as if the networks themselves are falling face down in the muck.