Sentence examples for draw hail from inspiring English sources

That means nearly one-third of the remaining women in the draw hail from one country.

The 22-year-old Pratt BFA in drawing hails from Rochester, New York, and her personal work reads like Chris Johanson-viagrauise Bourgeois-on-female viagra.

That points win for Ali drew a hail of boos from a 30,000 crowd, and the fight broke Norton, who admitted later he was "never the same fighter".

The boys drove Richardson back into his own nearby home, from which he emerged to castigate his tormentors, drawing a hail of stones that broke Richardson's door and front window.

Stumps are drawn as a hail shower and the flooding tide curtail play.

Her funeral in Paris (on Aug. 1, 1937, which would have been her 27th birthday) drew thousands who hailed her as a martyr to anti-Fascism.

Netflix also drew five nods for "All Hail King Julien," the spinoff of the "Madagascar" feature film franchise.

A small fishing boat appeared ahead, and as we drew abreast our captain hailed it.

A lawyer for the oil company, Jean Veil, drew wry smiles when hailing the "total acquittal" of Total.

The government announced a national holiday as the country celebrated more joyously than at any point since Qaddafi's fall.The players are drawn from across Libya, hailing from Tripoli, Benghazi, Misrata, Zawiya and other towns.

The three siblings behind it hail from Colombia, but their food draws on influences from all across South America.