Synonym: attract, bring in, clear, collect, draw, draw in, earn, gain, get in, make, move in, pull, realise, realize, take in. Similar words: pull, pull off, pull on, pull up, pull out, pull down, nullify, call in. Meaning: v. 1. direct toward itself or oneself by means of some psychological power or physical attributes 2. earn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wages 3. move into (a station) of trains 4. get or bring together pull-in. n. a roadside cafe especially for lorry drivers.
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(31) The platform is brightly lit and filled with people waiting for the train to pull in.
(32) Charlotte walked slowly on to the platform and waited for her train to pull in.
(33) The Audi was only yards from her now and Donna decided to pull in and let it pass.
(33) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.
(34) The two types of humour perform opposing functions, pull in opposite directions.
(35) I rounded the corner, looking for a place to pull in.
(36) The government could pull in two opposite directions without fully realizing that it was doing so.
(37) The train from London will pull in at noon.
(38) I order to pull in to shore. All disembark.
(39) Did Trench pull in with them in that deal?
(40) All right. We'll pull in at the Nancy's Diner.
(41) Now you are in the correct (physical) segment table from which you can pull in other fields into the Target Field as necessary.
(42) Better pull in now, or you'll be asking for trouble.
(43) This singer used to pull in a big crowd at our town.
(44) I only pull in 15,000 a year as a social worker.
(45) Gravity Bomb: Charges the target with dark energy (the gravity well), causing them to explode and pull in nearby allies after 9 sec.
(46) Can you pull in the leviathan with a fishhook tie down his tongue with a rope?
(47) Already some companies have hesitated to move ahead with MRAM, estimating that yet another version of random-access memory is unlikely to pull in large revenues.
(48) After the business failed, Father had to pull in his horns.
(49) If a protoplanet was large enough, soon enough, its gravity would pull in the nebular gas, and it would become a gas giant.
(50) In this example, you use simple HTML tags to pull in icon images and jQuery to attach an anonymous function to that image.
(51) Smartphones of various platforms already pull in and sync Facebook contacts directly into the handset's contact application.
(52) He got the job through his pull in the government.
(53) We pull in the large fibers, Chlamys Mu wind rain, riding a boat to leave traces of life on the banks of the time, so to better understand how alive and happy.
(54) As food was scarce, they had to pull in their belts.
(55) If a protoplanet was large enough, soon enough, its gravity would pull in the nebular gas, and it would become a gas giant. If not, it would remain a rocky or icy body.
(56) Suitable calibrated dynamometers were used to control the pull in the prestressing cables.
(57) As soon as black 91 resourcefully pull in the right bottom, snatches to the value huge end game.
(58) They managed to pull in the tractor inside the shed.
(59) In those hard times, they all had to pull in their belts.
(60) After the business failed, he had to pull in his horns.
More similar words: pull, pull off, pull on, pull up, pull out, pull down, nullify, call in, roll in, fill in, all in all, pull through, rolling, fall into, compelling, fall in love, fulfilling, willingness, fall in love with, pulse, impulse, bull, full, Bull., skull, bullet, sully, popularity, population, manipulate.