Sentence examples for draw a range of from inspiring English sources
Conceived on a larger scale, economically and socially more diverse, it aims to draw a range of Western corporations and their employees, as well as their expertise, to create a social mixing chamber.
I'm really passionate about death," said Lizzy Miles, a hospice volunteer and social worker who organizes the Columbus-area cafes, which take place about once a month and draw a range of attendees, from new college graduates to recent retirees.
That Harlem still draws a range of talent is notable, Ms. Orange said.
Her lighting, which is usually less elaborate than other designers' has drawn a range of descriptions from critics.
Dr. Lanting has drawn a range of reviews on Web sites that allow people to rate doctors.
Though the area is known for all-inclusive resorts for package holidaymakers, the event drew a range of local fans and dancehall-obsessed foreigners.
News of the Occupy Wall Street protests have reached China with gusto this week, drawing a range of impassioned—if puzzled—responses across the political spectrum.
The revelations have riveted this community and the surrounding area, drawing a range of reactions from disgust to disbelief to curiosity.
After drawing a range of Pratchett's characters for fun, he took a bundle of them along to a book signing in a WH Smith's in Bath, and handed them over to Pratchett.
Though the facility has recently housed primarily elderly residents, it is still operated as a hotel, and still draws a range of guests who pay per day, Ms. Bolton said.
