Sentence examples for contract drawing from inspiring English sources

The cooling caused the fruit to contract, drawing in pathogens from the water.

The Education Department recently told Sallie Mae it intends to renew its lucrative federal contract, drawing criticism from groups representing students, teachers and public colleges.

In 1975, the team signed Pelé, officially recorded by FIFA as the world's greatest soccer player, to a $4.5 million contract, drawing a capacity crowd of 22,500 to watch him lead the team to a 2 0 victory.

Want a tenancy contract drawn up, to cover your back?

In their exuberance, collectors often neglect to have a properly worded contract drawn up.

The exhibition includes a contract, drawn up in 1837, between a father and daughter.

If you do want a contract drawn up you'll have to pay a solicitor or letting agent.

The basic terms of the one-year contract drawn up by the agency seemed clear enough at the time.

The judge said the purpose of a clause in the contract, drawn up more than a decade ago, was to "preserve the artistic integrity of the albums".

Indeed, in June 1894, as his year's contract drew to a close, he was back in Durban, ready to sail for India.

That contract, drawn up in September 2016, required Flynn's company, Flynn Intel Group, to "deliver findings and results including but not limited to making criminal referrals" against Gulen.