Sentence examples for be drawn through the from inspiring English sources

A small lounge is positioned at the end of the bar, so people will be drawn through the area rather than encouraged to linger in it.

Fonterra said the adjustment was made so farmers who calved in autumn were not unfairly disadvantaged and the offset would be "drawn through the redistribution of base rates in the 2016-17 season".

From there, a line, however jagged, can be drawn through the Clinton administration's emphasis on national standards, to President George W. Bush's declaiming of "the soft bigotry of low expectations," and on to the current generation of reformers, with their embrace of charter schools and their attacks on the teachers union.

Trendlines can also be drawn through the close.

At high F region altitudes, the lifetime of the plasma is sufficiently long for the ionisation to be drawn through the polar region and into the nightside sector, where it can sometimes be segmented into the polar cap patches which affect communications and position finding at high latitudes (see "Space weather and service applications").

Designs of this type require air to be drawn through the pipes by a fan, but the power required may be provided (or supplemented) by a wind turbine.

In England the pageant wagon, complete with actors and properties, was drawn through the main street of a town.

Water is drawn through the haustoria from the host plant's stem and xylem, and nutriments are drawn from its phloem.

As I surveyed the scene before me, I was drawn through the myriad host to just one bus and just one face.

Trolling involves the use of live bait or artificial lures that are drawn through the water behind a slow-moving boat, originally rowed but now generally motor-powered.

A particular German sculptural type is the Palmesel, a half-size figure of Christ on the donkey, which is drawn through the streets on its wheeled base on Palm Sunday.