Sentence examples for draw me in from inspiring English sources

Twinkle lights draw me in like a Kardashian to good selfie light, I go wild for a rum ball (or four), and I love piling gaudy decorations on the family tree if only so Auntie Eileen* isn't the only one dressed like a disco ball on Christmas Eve.

"I don't need the disc jockey to draw me in".

Any attempt to draw me in served only to push me further away.

By then she was living in my flat and so was able to draw me in.

As austerity ripples on in this century, the book's combination of escapism and relevance continues to draw me in.

"The dark, inky depths would draw me in," Mr. Eliason, a folklorist at Brigham Young University, said in a recent telephone interview.

What truly drew me in was the food.

But the work that really drew me in was trying to save articles from deletion.

What drew me in right away were the opening lines: "I'm pretty much fucked.

What drew me in were the red rims of promise flanking its gray body.

One of the first things that drew me in was wanting to show the friendship inherently involves tension.