Sentence examples for both likely to draw from inspiring English sources

The schedule also features two world premieres, both likely to draw commercial attention.

And both are likely to draw the ire of Republicans, who challenged the Administration in 1994 for risking taxpayer money without Congressional approval.

But the potential to work with Manning or Luck — or both — is likely to draw top general manager and coaching candidates, which could have a trickledown effect on other searches.

Dr Morency knew from past experiments that lowering of vocal pitch and pausing were both cues likely to draw a nod from a listener, so these were things that he programmed the system to look out for.

But it gave the chance to reflect on the similarities and differences between the two men.Charming, erudite, cosmopolitan and speaking impeccable English, both have qualities likely to draw admirers in the West.

On the eve of the Iowa caucuses, Mr. Bloomberg delivered his critique in language that was both sharp and coy, and likely to draw more attention as he prepares to head to Oklahoma for a conference that is widely viewed as a possible launching pad for a third-party presidential bid.

This is in stark contrast with research findings that suggest that both girls and boys are more likely to draw a male when given a similar prompt.

A spokeswoman for Everytown says it's too early to say how much it will spend on November's gubernatorial contest, which is being closely watched by both major political parties and is likely to draw a flood of outside spending and national attention.

It is likely to draw formidable crowds.

That reaction is now likely to draw a technical foul.

Those provisions are likely to draw more support.