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Please show me example sentences with pull into . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with pull into . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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Sometimes it's used for driving.
"I just pulled into the driveway. " (I just arrived into the driveway.)
"I'm pulling into the parking lot. " (I'm arriving in the parking lot.)
Sometimes it's used when people are forced into a situation they don't like.
"That Barney is always pulling me into trouble. " (That barney always gets me in trouble.)
"Don't pull me into this! This is none of my business. " (Don't involve me! This is none of my business.)
"I wasn't going to be in the show, but the teacher pulled me into it. " (I wasn't in the show, but the teacher forced me to be in it.)
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- Portuguese (Brazil)
"He pulled the car into the garage"
Pull (something) into something
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- English (US)
Sometimes it's used for driving.
"I just pulled into the driveway. " (I just arrived into the driveway.)
"I'm pulling into the parking lot. " (I'm arriving in the parking lot.)
Sometimes it's used when people are forced into a situation they don't like.
"That Barney is always pulling me into trouble. " (That barney always gets me in trouble.)
"Don't pull me into this! This is none of my business. " (Don't involve me! This is none of my business.)
"I wasn't going to be in the show, but the teacher pulled me into it. " (I wasn't in the show, but the teacher forced me to be in it.)
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The phrase "pull into" is used to describe moving a vehicle somewhere and then stopping it there. For example:
I pull into the parking spot or I pull to the side of the road.
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