Sentence examples for because you draw from inspiring English sources

"It's not so clear that just because you draw simpler charts and simpler boxes, the system works better," he said.

"There's a whole set of rumors that the old playbook would tell you not to do anything about because you draw attention," said Dan Pfeiffer, the White House deputy communications director.

Because you draw it based on what it says, like in words, but I can't memorize the words.

First, set your deck down and draw 6 cards (the one extra from the usual draw 5 cards is because you draw a card when its your turn).

That's why his recommended budgeting system has 112 categories – to accommodate all the unexpected stuff that isn't planned into a normal week, like Christmas, or MOTs, or not getting your deposit back because you drew dicks all over the wall in permanent marker.

If you get adopted, you might end up neglected because you drew attention to your "parent".

Because you drew up a little extra medication, you should be able to get the air out without having to draw up more.

I collected hundreds of them and arranged them like a collage, it was a way of escaping my old habits, because when you draw in the traditional sense your "handwriting" inevitably appears, and sometimes you don't want that.

"It's not the kind of question you win many points asking," said one senior official who participated in many of the debates over Mr. Obama's options, "because once you draw a line in the sand, you have to decide how you are going to act when the Iranians step over it".

The worst mistake you can make is to begin by saying "Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking", because immediately you draw focus from the bride, where it properly belongs, on to yourself and specifically your own shortcomings.

This is important, because if you draw them too close, it will look like your character is cross-eyed.