Sentence examples for draw a nice from inspiring English sources

Draw a nice, large mouth.

Draw a nice picture on the paper.

While it dries, take the piece of cardboard box card and draw a nice, small heart shape and cut it out.

Draw a big circle (not too big), add two dots, draw a nice mouth and a sideways 'U' in the middle of the face.

Now, you want to draw a screen on the flap of the cardboard, make sure you only have a 1 centimeter (0.4 in) border On the bottom centre of the screen, most Macbooks have either MacBook or MacBook Pro written on it, so you want to write PearBook Pro You're nearly done, all you need to do is draw a nice aurora background, color it in, AND YOU'RE READY TO GO! !!

He draws a nice portrait of his father, a reluctant farmer: "I think he expected the fields to farm themselves".

They invariably did at a chain that one employee told the Guardian draws a "nice crowd", albeit one with "a lot of old people".

He drew a nice crowd at his next stop, in Tama, another cafe, this one packed at lunchtime on New Year's Eve.

IT WAS a crabby week in Europe, culminating in a half-agreement in Amsterdam which, far from drawing a nice clear map of the European Union's future, left a vista of blank spaces on a dog-eared document and scowls on the faces of many of the continent's leaders (see article).

At Aronimink, we also drew a nice young man.

Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) has put forward legislation that would impose some strings on the money -- and his legislation draws a nice comparison to the auto bailout.