Sentence examples for draw a fair from inspiring English sources

The center's retrospectives draw a fair crowd, Ms. Bury said.

Monitors, especially cathode-ray tube models, draw a fair amount of power and so require a larger, more expensive U.P.S.

"Jersey Shore" does still draw a fair share of viewers between the ages of 18 and 49, the demographic group most prized by advertisers.

Paula Madison, an executive vice president at NBC Universal who oversees its diversity efforts, said Hollywood tended to draw a fair number of aspiring writers and directors from film schools and graduate programs that are themselves not greatly diverse.

To draw a fair comparison between these two arbitrarily generated layouts, we did not optimize machine allocations in either case.

To draw a fair measure of effectiveness of alarm system, comparison is drawn between an alarm system, with capital being added at the sound of every alarm, and the corresponding system without any alarm, but an equivalently higher initial capital.

While hardly new, the subject has recently drawn a fair amount of newspaper attention.

The recent speech by Bobby Jindal, Louisiana's governor, has drawn a fair bit of attention.

For years the restaurant has drawn a fair number of gastro-tourists to the area.

The bus drew a fair number of stares during a demonstration on Monday, with reporters on board (most of whom chose to sit on top).

Will Frears, the director, was praised earlier this year for "Omnium Gatherum," and he draws a fair amount out of his actors here, especially on the humorous lines.