Sentence examples for big draw over from inspiring English sources

The sport's biggest events continue to be a big draw, over 30 million viewers tune in annually to watch the Triple Crown races (the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Stakes) and celebrities, star athletes and personalities continue to be drawn, as both owners and fans, to the majestic beauty and lifestyle scene of the sport.

The bigger draw over the holidays are families and day-of ticket buyers who are visiting New York, rather than groups that wait for discounts during slower months.

College sports, whose biggest events draw over 28 million television views and 275 million Twitter impressions, can help thrust schools into the national spotlight, especially schools without national notoriety.

From epic Big Draws taking over King's Cross, RIBA, The Royal Society and The National Media Museum, to imaginative and colourful events online and across the world, there have never been more ways to join the worldwide creative revolution and to change lives through drawing.

This feature was cited by 47percentt of respondents as being a big draw for the over-the-top services.

This feature was cited by 47percentt of respondents as being a big draw for the over-the-top services.

However, its big draw is providing over-the-top access to ESPN – something that's a must-have for many sports fans.

The cultural capital of Thailand has long been a big draw for travellers with over 300 Buddhist temples, a famous night bazaar and a number of hill-tribes to visit.

The Victorian mansion has been "extensively" refurbished and tourism chiefs believe the revamped hotel will prove to be a big draw for visitors from all over the world.

(AP) FINAL WAS A BIG DRAW Duke's 61-59 victoverover Butler attracted an average of 23.9 million viewers on CBS, the most since 26.3 million watched Connecticut beat Duke in 1999, according to the Nielsen Company.

I always draw over my bottom lip so that it looks bigger than it is.