Sentence examples for draw for new from inspiring English sources

However, this procedure might limit the inferences we can draw for new cases in clinical practice.

Yet Lake Placid continues to be a draw for new Olympic memories.

They were actually recruiting better because of this new space was really a draw for new employees.

And it would likely enhance town property values, since it would be a draw for new residents.

Mr. Eyre said he had been looking to cast an American or a Canadian as Elyot, as a draw for New World audiences, and remembered how much he and his wife had admired Mr. Gross's television performances.

The location of the complex on Westchester Avenue next to Interstate 287 in the Purchase section of the town of Harrison is a major draw for new tenants, Mr. Simone said.

Meanwhile, as plans are drawn for new office towers and building renovations, artist organizations are negotiating with landlords and developers to try to keep studios (where artists sometimes live as well) available and affordable.

According to them, the need to learn drawing for new generations of carpenters is much weaker than it was before.

Long a staple of slick magazines (Punch, Playboy, Sports Illustrated) and of books (his covers for John Updike's "Bech" series are classics), the sax-playing Roth continues to draw for The New Yorker and others.

Napoleon envisioned a capital for his New World empire in Samana and had plans drawn for a new city on the site to be called Napoleon City.

New York City and the surrounding areas also provide a ready population to draw upon for new members, who, through donations and retreat fees, help to keep the centers going.