Sentence examples for be to draw from inspiring English sources

The aim would be to draw in private investors to share risk.

But I could see how hard it could be to draw the line.

The best way to hit Rivera, then, might be to draw a walk.

Its immediate effect will be to draw consumers' attention to the vast price differentials within Europe's health-care systems.

"The main impact of the attack could be to draw Uganda back into Congo," Mr. Izama said.

Neilson's main tactic as a director seemed to be to draw his actors into an unspoken conspiracy.

And many others noted how hard it could be to draw straight lines between debt and economic growth, given the panoply of factors at work.

The priority for the club's manager next season will be to draw more from those players, even if it is unclear whether all of them will remain.

"The main goal will be to draw attention to the ridiculous hypocrisy of the liberal mainstream media and to push back against them," he said.

"To assume on the basis of the developments so far that there won't be any negative consequences would be to draw false conclusions.

He also said that another goal of the Isis offensive may be to draw Kurdish troops away from the frontline to defend other territories.