Sentence examples for draw low from inspiring English sources

Such words draw low, painful sighs from grandmother Carlotto.

Though the Winter Olympics continue to draw low ratings compared with previous years, the games gave NBC a victory in Nielsen's estimates on Friday.

Last fall, college enrollment declined from the previous fall; for-profit colleges experienced the biggest decrease, of nearly fourteen per cent, partly because of the Corinthian scandal but also because the people who tend to attend for-profit colleges — those who draw low incomes and are looking to improve their job prospects — have less of a need to go to school than in the past.

Curti et al. [7] investigate configurations for district heating heat pumps which draw low temperature heat from Swiss lakes, supported by cogeneration.

PP13TFSA based Li O2 cells enabled us to draw low charging voltage of around 3.3 V, lowering the voltage gap by nearly half in comparison with those of conventional carbonate-based cells (c.a. 1.4 V).

No other base gives such access to both the central Mexican and the American markets.But "quality of life" is probably the biggest draw: low crime, clean air and unclogged roads.

That makes commercial career colleges particularly vulnerable because they often draw low-income students with spotty education histories and they often charge considerably more than public two-year colleges.

Mr. Monti and others have suggested that the E.S.M. could be granted a banking license, which theoretically would allow it to draw low-interest loans from the European Central Bank.

Mr. Hakmoun drew low sounds from a three-stringed lute called a sintir, sang beautifully and tapped minimally.

I didn't have many entertainment dollars, having drawn low card in the editorial deck: a budget of $250 for 24 hours.

Two Democratic amendments drew low levels of support that could have been raised by the attendance of the candidates, though their votes would not have changed the outcome.