I mean, Rubio, no matter his views, has bent over backwards to draw Tea Party support.
Yet in coal country, Mr. Bush has also bent over backward to draw in union workers who have become disaffected with Mr. Gore.
Big Bend continued to draw presidential attention, including from President Ronald Reagan and President Miguel de la Madrid Hurtado.
Dr. Drew edged up to the pajama-clad Sizemore, bent over his bed to draw some blood and then left — only to appear the next screen over.
Here a row of clanking machines big green metal containers removes the unwanted coarse hair and the dirt: Lamb bent down under one machine to draw out a handful of the discarded matter, and it looked like the residue in a shower drain after a Superbowl team has cleaned off.
Here a row of clanking machines — big green metal containers — removes the unwanted coarse hair and the dirt: Lamb bent down under one machine to draw out a handful of the discarded matter, and it looked like the residue in a shower drain after a Superbowl team has cleaned off.
Comparing spending on physician services in very different health care systems is not a useful way to draw conclusions about bending the health care cost curve in our nation.
"There's something within me, so what is it!" Two months later he bent himself to the study of drawing and painting as others would bend to the plough.
Before I could swing open the door, my eyes spied the yellow sheet of paper, dangling from a weak magnet, on which I had written: "Contort = to twist, bend, draw out of shape.
Wahhabis and other radicals, including Pakistanis, have entered these territories, bent on drawing the Albanian Muslims toward Islamist militancy.
