Sentence examples for able to draw an from inspiring English sources

Ponomariov missed his chance, and relied heavily on being able to draw an opposite-color bishop endgame down a pawn — usually a good bet.

If you're doing it right you should be able to draw an audience into the character's world and make them feel their fears," she says.

However, I think I was actually able to draw an 8-clique on paper, so there's a flaw somewhere -- not all polyhedra in my analysis can map to a real-world cigarette configuration.

Schuba was a stylistic dud, but she was one of the finest figure tracers in the world, able to draw an intricate pattern with her blade, then perfectly replicate the shape over the original.

Is he the only one able to draw an unlikely line between the free market so dear to the bosses and the beautiful social values of the egalitarian left?

He was able to draw an army from a wide area, including East Anglia, when he invaded Northumbria in 654; nevertheless, he was defeated and killed by Oswiu, Oswald's successor.

(For example, by the age of eight they should be able to draw a bar graph).

There followed 3 … Kg3 4 Ke4 Kf2 5 Kd5 Ke3, and Lasker was able to draw a few moves later.

Cameron may then be able to draw a line in the sand and move on.

In Istanbul, Ekrem Imamoglu was able to draw a share of the conservative vote.

"It's a relief also that we've been able to draw a line over the past.