Sentence examples for draw in both from inspiring English sources

The Alawite-Sunni clash there could quickly draw in both of the major players in the region and ignite a broader regional sectarian conflict among their local allies, from Lebanon to Iraq to the Persian Gulf and beyond.

Though Moscow opposes any international effort to force out Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, in recent days it has expressed increasing support for beginning a political process that would draw in both sides in the conflict.

Hotels are putting more emphasis on indoor pools as an additional way to make money, said Scott D. Berman, a principal in the hospitality and leisure group at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Though pools are expensive to build and maintain, he said, they draw in both overnight guests and local residents.

The new Accounts feature will now help with these efforts to draw in both new lapsed users who have since moved on from the device where they had first installed the paid Rovio titles.

Since alien invasions seem like the next likely thing (and not just on film) -- hell do you really believe we're alone in the universe -- this film uses the grime and grit of real combat to draw in both the audience and cast -- adding verve to the story.

We characterise these features in structural terms because they serve to expand the resource pool from which a centre can draw in both undertaking research and fulfilling its mandate; they are routinised, embedded, and integral to centre functioning, and developed and improved upon over time.

Sweden's 1-0 win in Stockholm, and a tortuous scoreless draw in Milan — both the products of organization, grit and determination — ensured Italy missed out on the World Cup for the first time in 60 years.

In a high-scoring draw in which both teams passed 450 in the first innings, Karthik managed only a solitary run in the First Test in Kanpur.

Allegations of corruption and impropriety swirl around the deal, drawing in both Karaha and Pertamina.

This advance was fundamental to the development of nuclear weapons in the Manhattan Project, which drew in both Wheeler and Feynman.

The development of molecular orientation during drawing in both crystalline and amorphous phases was characterized by means of optical birefringence and wide-angle X-ray diffraction (WAXD).