Examples of using Pull in in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Pull in.
Now, pull in.
Pull in!
God's little"pull in case of emergency"".
Pull in here.
People also translate
Two black cars pull in. Government fellas.
Pull in and up.
Testing who they can and can't pull in.
Pull in and park.
I figured if we were driving right past, you might wanna pull in.
Pull in your paddles!
They have tentacles everywhere-- they pull in big government money.
Pull in case of idea.
Why am I the first Rick you pull in every time a Rick stubs his toe?
Pull in full, you're going to New York,»- happy friends.
There are five levers oil companies pull in times of financial crisis.
Now pull in the rope.
The lady is aninspiration for the greatest prank I'm gonna pull in this office.
Do it, but you pull in every cop that you can find.
That way, tourists get a place to sleep for the night andthe building owner can finally pull in some rent.
Pull in the task force, get through it all in a day.
Listen, here's the plan… we pull in these three agents, gain their trust.
I call on you to respect the law, to ensure respect for the law,to keep the balance in a world where many different powers pull in all different directions.
Once you're in a chat, you can pull in other people and add audio.
And all the while, you're building a media asset on your own domain thathas independent value beyond the cash flow you pull in every month.
Yes, there are many people who feel a pull in that area yet go in the opposite direction.
Jaime Bayly, may have all the pull in your program you want, but it is only once a week, so that this group lacks urgency a daily television program, where all his campaign launch.
After all the stunts he's had Jake pull in the past, not really, also unprecedented sizable bank withdrawal.
When driving on rural roads,particularly when a driver has to pull in to allow you to pass, it is customary to wave a thanks to the other driver by raising your hand from the steering wheel.
When driving on rural roads(particularly where a driver has to pull in to allow you to pass), it is customary to wave“thanks” to the other driver, by raising your hand from the steering wheel.