Sentence examples for a particular drawing from inspiring English sources

If I need to locate a particular drawing, it sometimes takes hours of rooting through folders before I accept the fact that I'll never find it.

However, to locate a particular drawing among thousands is not easy.

He suggests that east London is a particular draw because it is the biggest area of population growth.

"We've just heard from a lot of people that they love it there," he said, mentioning the daily poker games friends reported as a particular draw.

A particular draw was the wonderful Working Class Movement Library, started by Ruth and Eddie Frow, friends of MacColl, which hosts an annual celebration of MacColl and his work.

Tourism contributes to the local economy, with the skiing-related facilities on the edge of the city, beneath the Pohorje, serving as a particular draw.

Westboro were well received, with one woman and her "Fags are beasts" sign proving a particular draw as a number of gay activists lined up to have their picture taken with her.

The rosy afterglow of the royal wedding lingers, but the dress is a particular draw: there was a dramatic spike in ticket sales when it was announced in June the dress would go on display.

The region is also home to one of the oldest, largest and most diverse agrotourism organizations in the United States -- a particular draw for foodies who happen to be locavores.

The hippy side of the 70s was a particular draw for me then, but now I don't feel right wearing anything that feels too fussy or frilly or consciously "bohemian".

The gargantuan Auerbachskeller in Leipzig (Grimmaische Strasse 2-4) dates from the early 15th century and is a particular draw for literary types because of the description of it in Goethe's play Faust.