Sentence examples for able to draw in from inspiring English sources

It wasn't that far of a departure from her large-scale, biomorphic graphite drawings: "Being able to draw in 360 degrees around my body and in space that serves as an amplification and expansion," she explained.

And he never was able to draw in enough gamblers to support all of the borrowing.

Adams, with bags of lower league experience and extra funds, has been able to draw in players of his preference.

Blaut argues that European ascendancy began after 1492, as it was able to draw in capital from the "New World"—in particular, the Americas]Clark, G. (2008).

"This administration in particular has been an absolute failure," he said, in spending money to "be able to draw in that intelligence" that will stop terrorist acts.

"The gangs are able to draw in young kids who are vulnerable, and the rest of the neighborhood lives in fear.

On the just-announced side, there are in-development gesture-based controls — so, thanks to an in-car camera, you may soon be able to draw circles in the air to adjust the volume of your music, or point in a certain way to answer a phone call.

We create psyches, able to draw readers in to seeing the world in entirely new ways.

I wanted to be able to draw this talent in, to give them an opportunity to be part of another organization.

By then she was living in my flat and so was able to draw me in.

But without moderates, Republicans might not be able to draw them in.