Sentence examples for and drawn in a from inspiring English sources

At a pause in Jordan between his Ramallah headquarters and France, Mr. Arafat, pale and drawn in a drab green military overcoat and a fur hat much too large for his head, smiled and blew kisses to a gathered crowd.

For each compartment, the displacements within 2 to 20 frames were calculated and drawn in a histogram to visualize the global displacement distribution as a function of time.

It was always extremely pleasant to sit in the hot English sun and draw in a leisurely fashion.

Chelsea had enjoyed a comfortable 2-0 home win over Aston Villa the previous day and drew in a goalless Champion's League draw with Dynamo Kiev on Tuesday.

After all, what could be more pleasant than to lie down and draw in a flowering field -- especially one that just happens to be ice cold?

For the owners it's a chance to find new income in a recession, and draw in a new audience for their creative endeavours; for the customers they provide an interesting alternative to the increasingly identikit boutique hotel.

After hastily putting together a menu, and drawing in a colorful local or two, Mr. Floyd would face the camera and improvise, his ever-present bow tie in place and a glass of red wine in hand.

MacLise spent most of the 1970s in Nepal, where he printed his poetry in tiny editions and drew in a fantastical calligraphy of his own creation that resembles Arabic or Sanskrit.

Occasionally the stars align, and a show manages to bring a neglected voice to the fore, break new ground, employ an experimental approach, elicit critical praise and draw in a huge and varied audience — but not often.

I stepped from the car and drew in a deep Gulf Coast breath: gasoline and cut grass.

The show just went international, hitting up a bunch of new locations, and drawing in a lot more people.