Sentence examples for draw a world from inspiring English sources
On the large piece of paper, draw a world map with dividers to make plenty of states.
Instead it deftly draws a world in which sin and sexual charisma come at full new-model cost.
Paul Noble draws a world of humour and imagination – is that too "traditional" to get him a Turner?
In that production, we were able to see (or imagine we did) the painter George Seurat (played by Daniel Evans) physically drawing a world into being, with sketches and strokes of the pen.
Moorcock, who was a member of the West London Anti-fascist Youth Committee, once found him closeted in his office, drawing a world map to illustrate a proposed racial resettlement plan.
This astonishing new work from the Théâtre de Complicité uses the tools and language of biophysics, archaeology and technology to draw you a world of seemingly endless empathy.
American gardeners draw from a world of sources and influences, of course, but the true fount of our gardening is always Britain.
If Bagwell can take a deep breath and draw a second wind, the World Series could be next.
As with Proust, to be drawn into a Saramago sentence is to be drawn into a world that takes shape out of a maze.
Ask a small child in a distant corner of the world to draw a picture of an American, and he's likely to draw a cowboy.
Manning soon gets drawn into a world of subterfuge and espionage, without for a moment meaning to.
