Sentence examples for regularly pulls in from inspiring English sources
My Family, meanwhile, regularly pulls in almost 8 million viewers.
Their Channel 4 show regularly pulls in two million viewers to the 5pm slot.
Newcastle United's ground dominates the city's skyline and regularly pulls in crowds of over 50,000.
It has been a hit around the world and regularly pulls in 11 million viewers on ITV.
The ITV series, which regularly pulls in more than seven million viewers, will be screened for the last time in early 2014.
Mr. Smith's "Fox Report" regularly pulls in around 1.5 million viewers, three times as many as Mr. Cooper -- who does interviews and speaks in full sentences, complete with verbs.
To put that into context, the side regularly pulled in much less than £1,000 per game pre-Charlton.
The Bill regularly pulled in 16 million-plus viewers.
With Radio 2 regularly pulling in 13 million listeners, radio is already beating television hands down.
The show has been a ratings hit for Channel 5, regularly pulling in audiences of more than 2 million.
Since opening to mixed reviews in June, "Spider-Man" has been one of the top-grossing shows on Broadway, regularly pulling in between $1.4 million and $1.6 million a week.
