Sentence examples for changed drawing from inspiring English sources

St . George about 35 miles away, grew and changed, drawing more non-Mormons than ever before, and polygamist builders were often the ones framing rows of new homes and pouring concrete foundations.

Over the centuries, the layout and use of rooms changed: drawing and dining rooms evolved on the ground floor.

These are true stories (some with names changed) drawn from aid organizations and an annual report released by the State Department.

His song hasn't changed: "Draw a 75-kilometer radius around Auch, and except for fish and shellfish, there's everything you could want: foie gras, the best fruit and vegetables, lamb, Gascon beef, veal, poultry...."...

Whatever you hear, do not "change" (draw a line through) a D to make it look like a B. This is cheating.

Works by 14 artists are currently on show, with plans for regular changes drawing on the foundation's reserves.

Telling modern parables using ancient rhetorical technique to invoke an imagined future of change; drawing on a scattershot range of inspirations from Shakespeare to advertising.

This will be the second of three reports on the causes, consequences of and solutions to climate change, drawing on researchers from around the world.

I hoped that Norway, because of its history of environmentalism, might be able to take real action to address climate change, drawing attention to the hypocrisy in the words and pseudo-actions of other nations.

We examine this important change drawing generally on institutional theory.

Platelet aggregation and clot formation depend upon platelet shape change, drawing the discoid resting platelet into a stiffer structure whilst extending pseudopodia to facilitate adhesion and clot stability; platelet contraction is critical for maintaining the primary haemostatic plug [52].