The phrase "a draw to make" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to games or competitions where a draw is required, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "In this tournament, there is a draw to make before the final match begins."
Alternatives: "a draw to create" or "a draw to establish".
Napoli are next up, and Arsenal only need a draw to make it through a tough Champions League group.
By contrast, despite strong reviews, Brian Stokes Mitchell was not enough of a draw to make "Man of La Mancha" pay back its investors last season.
Glenn Hoddle's team went to Rome needing just a draw to make it to France 98. Hoddle had been trying to make his England team play in a way that didn't look like an England team - keeping the ball and building attacks patiently - and here they did so in thrilling fashion.
Needing just a draw to make sure of qualification and with Portugal fielding an under-strength side missing five key players on yellow cards, La Volpe had thrown caution to the wind and recalled striker Jose Fonseca, plus Luis Perez and Francisco Rodriguez in midfield.
"I don't think that any kid would be influenced enough by a drawing to make a bomb.
Tunisia needed a fortunate draw to make the knockout stages for the first time.
Spears has sold 100m albums in her career, and in 2016 she's proving enough of a live draw to make people pay hundreds of dollars for tickets to see her Vegas show.
I chose not to precisely because I feared this situation, but there was a strong draw to make the trip.
As in previous years, they're operating a random draw to make the allocation of tickets as fair as possible.
"I know the chairman wants us to go into Europe so he'll be wanting a home draw to make sure we get to the semi-finals.
This was a risky drawing to make, though: I kept worrying that the ball would hit me or the iPad".
