Sentence examples for considered a draw from inspiring English sources

He ignored that Super Tuesday, on February 5th, had widely been considered a draw.

Born of Portuguese parents in Mozambique, educated in Switzerland and South Africa, her accent -- best described as pan-European with a hint of Africa -- was not considered a draw for the crucial voting bloc Howard Dean coined "the guys with Confederate flags in their pickup trucks".

This evocation of the tag-line of the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which is being remade for this autumn by New Line (backers of FvsJ), suggests, perhaps, that the monster tussle will be considered a draw, but that TCM's Leatherface will be roped in on the act.

The battle itself was largely considered a draw, though it could be argued Virginia did slightly more damage.

In some ways this is reminiscent of when Don King promoted Eubank vs. Benn II and had both fighters contractually locked in under his management in the event of a win or loss, but ultimately lost out on both because he hadn't considered a draw.

If neither player has sufficient material to checkmate the king, the game is considered a draw.

This is the show's most pictorial work, although Dominique Figarella's "Slip?" might be considered a drawing, if a plumber's helper can be imagined as a graphic tool.

On June 28 , 1778 George Washington's Continental Army fought the British to what many historians consider a draw in what later became known as the Battle of Monmouth.

The Constituent Assembly then considered a draft constitution drawn up by a constitutional committee.

Ruiz is considered a popular draw in the Northeast.

Ms. Stewart was always considered a big draw, and a chief complaint from retail experts was that shoppers came to buy her products, then left Kmart without buying anything else.