Sentence examples for continue to draw in from inspiring English sources

Hold your vacuum nozzle in the air and continue to draw in any stubborn excess larvae.

But industry experts say the wind sector could continue to draw in investment at the rate of the last few years, about $15.5 billion annually.

But Mr. Rubin, whose company is now a subsidiary of Sony Computer Entertainment America, one of Nintendo's rivals, questioned whether the "childlike approach to designs" that have made Mr. Miyamoto's games so successful would continue to draw in young players.

But the lure of Burma's needs, resources and consumers will certainly continue to draw in investors.

The X Games achieved instant popularity since Day One and will surely continue to draw in partnerships and marketing opportunities.

JOSEPH_MENN: Most interesting will be whether the Napster brand name recognized by 97% of the population will continue to draw in users once the system re-launches as a service charging money for people's work.

That element of genuineness continues to draw in, engage and hearten readers.

On Nickelodeon, certain stalwarts continued to draw in viewers of all ages.

While modern artists like James Turrell have exhibited here, the permanent collection continues to draw in art aficionados to see the large collection of Alexander Calder.

Another is that the United States continues to draw in heavy foreign investment, which is reacting both to the healthy stock market and the buoyant economy.

'Home' for the weekend, James! pic.twitter.com/qqlSoyizDe The fourth series of Downton Abbey continued to draw in fans, pulling in a consolidated 11.8 million viewers and achieving its strongest ever season premiere.