Sentence examples for draw a large number of from inspiring English sources

The service on Friday is expected to draw a large number of opposition supporters hoping to make a show of strength.

Though there are no hard numbers, the Libyan war appeared to draw a large number of unprepared and inexperienced photographers to the war zone.

Mr. Parisi said he expected that the development would not draw a large number of families with school-age children, arguing that such developments tend to appeal to young professionals and empty nesters.

The USC/UCLA game will draw a huge crowd, and it'll also draw a large number of tailgaters before the game itself.

And while the prospect of having an embroidered shirt may not sound appealing at first (I've always associated embroidery with tacky nametags emblazoned on polo shirts), Zazzle's new feature is very impressive and will likely draw a large number of new customers.

Despite its condition the museum continues to draw a large number of visitors.

The main point is that when we're filled with hope, appreciation, and the stamina required for the long haul we're more grounded and we draw a larger number of people into the causes we feel passionately about.

With the control of a larger number of state legislative chambers, the GOP was able to draw a larger number of safe one-party legislative districts that favored their party.

Every couple of years the Center hosts a huge international conference which draws a large number of scholarly and non-scholarly consciousness enthusiasts.

Robert B. Sargent, an associate professor of English at Hofstra University, said a course he taught on the Beats last year drew a large number of students.

The bill went nowhere in the Democrat-dominated state house, but Wilson's stances have drawn a large number of donations.