Sentence examples for a draw from from inspiring English sources

I'd be more than happy with a draw from the first leg.

"And then you have to fight again, maybe for a draw from a winning position.

Messier took a draw from Montreal's Yanic Perreault in the left circle.

"They asked us to provide an iconic element that would create a draw from outside of Elk Grove," she said.

And Italy was lucky to salvage a draw from its second match with the plucky Americans in 2006.

"In and of itself, it doesn't mean that they're going to need a draw from the Treasury," he said.

On 20 July 2000, the team needed just a draw from their last game to ensure survival.

You suspect Real can ill afford to take less than a draw from tonight's game, before going into that environment.

Wales were innocent of that charge and would have deserved a draw from a game lost to Ashley Young's goal.

But during a power play, Wolski, who rarely takes face-offs, won a draw from Henrik Sedin in the Vancouver end.

Yet England are alive and well, needing only a draw from their final group fixture against Ukraine to confirm a place in the last eight.