Sentence examples for draw front from inspiring English sources

The public were asked to draw "front lines" of gentrification on the map, as if the process were a battle between old and new.

Draw front paws for your rabbit.

I also recently spoke to an artist friend who told me that the Note doesn't really cut it for him on the drawing front, either.

As pointed out in my recent blog on how IRV is an improvement over traditional runoffs, the idea of replacing runoffs with IRV just drew front page coverage in the New York Times.

Alongside these stories, Hergé was involved in producing his weekly Quick and Flupke comic strip and drawing front covers for Le Petit Vingtième, as well as providing illustrations for another of Le Vingtième Siècle's supplements, Votre "Vingtième" Madame, and undertaking freelance work designing advertisements.

The peril increases because the complex battlefields no longer feature linear battle lines with clearly drawn fronts and flanks and rear echelons.

The feud, which drew front-page coverage in The Buffalo News on Friday, hinges on whether Mr. Wallenda should pay for work by dozens of police officers and firefighters called in by the city around the time of his performance.

Mr. Gore's last major address that drew front-page coverage was on April 30, when he spoke in Boston on foreign policy and raised questions about Mr. Bush's "cold war" mindset.

In 1996, Donald Foster, a pioneer in computer-driven textual analysis, drew front-page headlines with his assertion that Shakespeare was the author of an obscure Elizabethan poem called "A Funeral Elegy," only to quietly retract his argument six years later after analyses by Mr. Vickers and others linked it to a different author.

Get together with illustrators who also enjoy drawing and drawing in front of audiences.

Up next, draw the front part of the neck, and then draw the front legs which are very squishy looking.