Sentence examples for certainly drawing from inspiring English sources

One man winked at his friend and muttered: "These ladies are certainly drawing in the crowds".

Photograph: /Bibi Van der Zee It's certainly drawing in the crowds: Borough Market visitors sample some cake.

Almost certainly drawing on his very brief pre-Fall stint as a docker's clerk, he skewers the trucking existence with withering relish.

New York pub quizzes tend to be concentrated on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays — slow nights in the bar business — and a recent sampling of five found that they were certainly drawing customers.

He certainly drew their attention.

Many are still clinging to the ideological riders that will certainly draw a presidential veto.

Ukip certainly draws support from hardline racists and many of its policies are bigoted.

The wave of popular protest sweeping the Arab world certainly draws inspiration from Tunisia.

To judge from his own words, Jones would certainly draw on English talent.

The assault almost certainly drew on long, patient work by local networks and cells.

But two recent exceptions to that rule have certainly drawn the attention of the Justices.