Pull in (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: earn, earn money, tighten, pull something, approach, tighten a sail by pulling on a rope, pull, approach a station, arrest

Conjugation of pull in

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
pull in
pull in
pulls in
pull in
pull in
pull in
Future Simple
will pull in
will pull in
will pull in
will pull in
will pull in
will pull in
Past Simple
pulled in
pulled in
pulled in
pulled in
pulled in
pulled in
Conditional Simple
would pull in
would pull in
would pull in
would pull in
would pull in
would pull in
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am pulling in
are pulling in
is pulling in
are pulling in
are pulling in
are pulling in
Future Progressive
will be pulling in
will be pulling in
will be pulling in
will be pulling in
will be pulling in
will be pulling in
Past Progressive
was pulling in
were pulling in
was pulling in
were pulling in
were pulling in
were pulling in
Conditional Progressive
would be pulling in
would be pulling in
would be pulling in
would be pulling in
would be pulling in
would be pulling in
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have pulled in
have pulled in
has pulled in
have pulled in
have pulled in
have pulled in
Future Perfect
will have pulled in
will have pulled in
will have pulled in
will have pulled in
will have pulled in
will have pulled in
Past Perfect
had pulled in
had pulled in
had pulled in
had pulled in
had pulled in
had pulled in
Conditional Perfect
would have pulled in
would have pulled in
would have pulled in
would have pulled in
would have pulled in
would have pulled in
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been pulling in
have been pulling in
has been pulling in
have been pulling in
have been pulling in
have been pulling in
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been pulling in
will have been pulling in
will have been pulling in
will have been pulling in
will have been pulling in
will have been pulling in
Past Perfect Progressive
had been pulling in
had been pulling in
had been pulling in
had been pulling in
had been pulling in
had been pulling in
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been pulling in
would have been pulling in
would have been pulling in
would have been pulling in
would have been pulling in
would have been pulling in

Examples of pull in

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"Any minute the last train of the French colonial era will pull in."
"But if we get lost, we'll just pull in somewheres and ask directions."
"Can you pull in Leviathan with a fishhook "or tie down its tongue with a rope?
"So tell me, how much money does the club pull in?"
"What the money these things pull in."
"Any minute the last train of the French colonial era will pull in."
"But if we get lost, we'll just pull in somewheres and ask directions."
"Can you pull in Leviathan with a fishhook "or tie down its tongue with a rope?
"So tell me, how much money does the club pull in?"
"What the money these things pull in."
'80s video cam with built-in, non-directional mic, pulls in nothing but wind and train noise.
- Look, you're not leaving here and you're not going to be standing here when that stage pulls in.
A liar pulls in.
And let me tell ya, Saps pulls in a ton of J-V.
And when he pulls in here in his crappy rent-a-car... and he gets one look at my hand-polished Porsche, well, naturally, I'll have the lead.
'80s video cam with built-in, non-directional mic, pulls in nothing but wind and train noise.
- Look, you're not leaving here and you're not going to be standing here when that stage pulls in.
A liar pulls in.
And let me tell ya, Saps pulls in a ton of J-V.
And when he pulls in here in his crappy rent-a-car... and he gets one look at my hand-polished Porsche, well, naturally, I'll have the lead.
! That little hand-holding stunt you pulled in school?
'Amazingly, the convoy did keep going 'until eventually, we pulled in for a fuel stop.'
'And since Hammond's Cottage was now suffering from subsidence, 'we pulled in for some bodging.'
'Cause of that shit you pulled in the kitchen.
'I pulled in at tyre shop number two, 'where I hoped the owner would be easier to understand.'
- All right, I'm pulling in.
- I figure he's pulling in 10, 15 a week.
- Oh, I think I see Mel pulling in.
- That's gotta be where the money train's pulling in.
- That's just how it is. Meanwhile, you've got half the nick out there pulling in 20 drink drives each so you get enough "detections" for your precious government target.
! That little hand-holding stunt you pulled in school?
'Amazingly, the convoy did keep going 'until eventually, we pulled in for a fuel stop.'
'And since Hammond's Cottage was now suffering from subsidence, 'we pulled in for some bodging.'
'Cause of that shit you pulled in the kitchen.
'I pulled in at tyre shop number two, 'where I hoped the owner would be easier to understand.'
- All right, I'm pulling in.
- I figure he's pulling in 10, 15 a week.
- Oh, I think I see Mel pulling in.
- That's gotta be where the money train's pulling in.
- That's just how it is. Meanwhile, you've got half the nick out there pulling in 20 drink drives each so you get enough "detections" for your precious government target.

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