Sentence examples for draw international recognition from inspiring English sources
Light and crisp with subtle citrus flavors, it was a match for Japan's cuisine, he said, and could become the first Asian wine to draw international recognition.
Mr. Emanuel, who months ago urged President Obama and Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. to bring the gathering to Chicago, the president's hometown, says he believes it will draw international recognition to the city, not to mention an immediate economic benefit, estimated by one accounting firm at $128 million from hotel rooms, meals and the like.
Indeed the national foundation myth espoused by the Anzac creationists ignores all that had drawn international recognition and admiration for Australian achievement during that first decade to which Nelson refers.
"International places draw international people," she says.
The government is sure to draw international criticism.
The law drew international ridicule.
North Korea's nuclear test drew international censure.
It is drawing international interest.
The government's actions drew international condemnations.
The race has also drawn international attention.
Such evictions have drawn international condemnation in the past.
