Sentence examples for draw for press from inspiring English sources

It is always a draw for press coverage.

Peale returned from Europe with plans he had drawn for a steam-powered coinage press, borrowing the steam machinery design from English mints and the toggle joint technology from French ones.

Continue to draw and press the clay ten times more.

In the world of television, "Mad Men" is notorious for drawing great press and modest audiences.

Use beads and glitter to decorate the letters, or draw, trace, or press patterns into the dough for a more subtle look.

ThePoint launched in November 2007 and drew national press attention for its users' zany campaigns.

In this capital far from the front, Mr. Zaeef's criticism of the American bombing, particularly his condemnation of civilian casualties, and his role as the only readily accessible Taliban spokesman, were a big draw for the international press corps.

Co-authored with Joe Slusky, "The Impulse to Draw; Empowering Imagination for the Electronic Age," is a manifesto on creativity, imagination and drawing (Norfolk Press, 2014).

The events of 1968 and 1969 drew extensive press coverage.

The campaign drew national press coverage.

Additionally, Sanford drew generally positive press attention for his unorthodox but genial embrace of conversation with any and all voters and his eagerness to take as many questions as possible from any reporter who wanted to talk.