Sentence examples for could draw interest from inspiring English sources

But if Lewis, 33, is cut loose, he could draw interest from Parcells, who signed him to a long-term deal just before leaving the Jets.

In a phone call, the oil giant's chief discussed internal emails that he said could draw interest from American antibribery officials toward the big oil deal.

Yet after she arrived, a subsidiary of Cofco also hired JPMorgan to advise on its plan to raise about $580 million through an issuance of shares, a deal that could draw interest from the S.E.C.

If he does reach free agency, Takahashi, who went 10-6 with a 3.61 earned run average and was 8 for 8 in save opportunities, could draw interest from teams in need of left-handed relief.

Rodriguez, whose age is given variously as 23 or 24, could draw interest from several teams, including the Yankees, because of his experience in international competition and his youth.

And the two-year mission could draw interest for years, inspiring young people to go into science the way the Apollo moon program did in the 1960s and 1970s, officials said.

And the London exchange could also draw interest from the Euronext alliance of the Paris, Belgian and Dutch exchanges.

Rolen could draw strong interest from Seattle, Cincinnati and St . Louis

Bartolo Colón, a free-agent starter, and LaTroy Hawkins, a free-agent reliever, could draw significant interest from the Yankees.

Some experts on religious-expression law said they had been surprised that the Supreme Court last year had declined to review the appeals court ruling, and that a new round in the case could draw wide interest.

Using a Cayman Islands firm to complete a transaction that began in the United States might be viewed as an intention to avoid paying taxes on the gains, which could draw the interest of the Internal Revenue Service in addition to the F.B.I.