Sentence examples for boosting draw from inspiring English sources

Five months after beating Germany for the first time to win bronze at the World Cup finals in Canada, England again thwarted their once perennial nemesis with a gritty performance that rarely looked like producing a victory but nevertheless earned a morale boosting draw before Sunday's European Championship qualifier against Bosnia & Herzegovina.

Leicester then had strong claims for a penalty when Musa tumbled under Javier Mascherano's challenge but their hopes of a morale-boosting draw were ended when Mujica struck six minutes from time.

But although a party that supported him won the general election he called in October 2002, Musharraf has never enjoyed mass support: rallies in Islambad boosting his candidacy drew pitifully small crowds.

Curbing subsidies for oil companies, increasing fuel economy standards, and boosting clean energy drew similar support.

While Facebook's NFL agreement won't deliver live games to fans, it is indicative of the importance of sports programming in general to boosting video views and drawing in new users to Facebook's Watch video platform.

Boosted by the draw, expectations are high there too – a Seoul poll had 80% predicting the knockout stage – though World Cup fever is not.

Sports stars and Hollywood players can boost recognition and draw eyes to brands big and small.

Amid the need for rapid crisis support for up to 350,000 displaced people in Mali – most of whom are women and children – UNICEF has opted to play a coordinating role, drawing on and boosting existing expertise in local NGOs.

The intention of drawing an image, perhaps aimed at an architectural creation, stimulates creativity and boosts the image drawing itself.

Serbia: Plans to Boost Science Draw Skepticism.

Zsolt Haraszti's last-gasp goal for Hungary Under-21s denied Brian Flynn's Wales a morale-boosting friendly draw ahead of their Euro qualifier.