Sentence examples for bit of a draw from inspiring English sources
So, overall, a bit of a draw.
Sometimes, it is a bit of a draw.
Generally it is being seen as a bit of a draw.
He wanted a leading lady with warmth". After the popularity of Becky, and the array of awards she won for playing her, Kelly must also be a bit of a draw – has she noticed any Corrie fans in the NT audience?
"It'll be tough to get the players in that we want next season, but I'd like to think that in League One we're a bit of a draw.
He conceded there would be more visitors if Brookwood had been a battlefield site, which was undoubtedly "a bit of a draw" for people choosing to go abroad.
So, it's a bit of a score draw in Oddie v Wax.
We thought at lunchtime Middlesex might have given us a chase but it petered out into a bit of a boring draw in the end".
Teachers at Woodstock Union Middle School convened a girls-only meeting to discuss this complex issue, creating a bit of a tempest, drawing accusations of sexism and poor judgment.
Dempsey takes a bit of a dive and draw a free kick.
In my opinion, it's a bit of a bummer to draw such a line in the sand, as the type of people that heavily consume data are the same people that would get the biggest benefit from high download speeds.
