Sentence examples for be asked to draw from inspiring English sources
OK, sometimes you're going to be asked to draw a molecular orbital diagram where you're asked to include all electrons, and sometimes it will specifically say only include valence electrons.
Scottish government civil servants will be asked to draw up a detailed schedule of new powers to present to Cameron's ministers, putting the negotiations on a formal, official footing which the SNP hopes will help make them difficult to ignore.
"The actors might say, 'All the men had on handsome hats, and the women were wearing beautiful dresses.' The children might then be asked to draw what the people looked like".
Their support led to the publication in January of CPA's first "bidder's list", a register of 15 fuel-cell firms including Plug Power, Siemens Westinghouse, and FuelCell Energy that will be asked to draw up formal proposals to install stationary fuel cells throughout California.
The Boundary Commission is to be asked to draw up plans for more equally sized constituencies – threatening many Labour inner-city seats – in time for the next election but no date has yet been set on a referendum on moving from first past the post to the alternative vote.
Those gathered on beaches – from St Ninian's beach in Shetland to Porthcurno in Cornwall - will also be asked to draw silhouettes of people in the sand, "remembering the millions of lives lost or changed forever by the conflict", and to select someone to say a personal goodbye to from an online gallery of portraits of those who served.
At the start of the interviews, participants were asked to draw a graph of their well-being over the course of the first year of residency.
Teachers were asked to draw a volcano and then make comparisons to volcanoes around the world.
In the second experiment, observers were asked to draw a polygon circumscribing the most salient object in cluttered scenes.
