Sentence examples for display drawing from inspiring English sources

If the trial goes forward, the inner workings of the party will be on display, drawing attention away from her efforts to curb corruption.

Shortly after the death of Voltaire, a bust of him was put on display, drawing great crowds eager to see his face.

The business-as-usual, big-ticket fighter jets and armored vehicles on display drew plenty of attention.

But at last month's Society for Information Display conference in Los Angeles, the display drew crowds and garnered a best-in-show award.

A third display drawn from his holdings is at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa through April 27.

In November the Edenbridge Bonfire Society's Guy Fawkes Day celebration, including a torchlit procession and fireworks display, draws huge crowds.

This display drew his enemies out of the woodwork, including Mr. Koizumi's finance minister, Masajuro Shiokawa, a popular politician famous for his avuncular good humor.

Organized by DeCourcy E. McIntosh, executive director of the Frick Art and History Center in Pittsburgh, this display draws heavily but not entirely on the Knoedler archive.

With Pinault's success, it will be the Japanese architect Tadao Ando who will turn the 5,000 sq metre site into a rotating display drawn from the French businessman's personal collection of more than 2,500 masterworks.

A millwright who works the night shift at a local Ford plant, Mr. Obermiller said that his display drew 300 to 400 cars of spectators on a typical weekend night before Christmas.

The display drew so much condemnation that Fifa changed the rules for tournaments, to stipulate that all final group matches would be played simultaneously to reduce the risk of collusion.