Sentence examples for draw of more from inspiring English sources

These studies would allow for the draw of more direct parallels between animal and human findings.

The experiments were conducted in all eight bladder cancer cell lines to avoid any single cell line-dependent phenomenon and to enable drawing of more general conclusions.

Nowhere was the powerful draw of literature more visible than in the two-block queue around the St Francis College Auditorium, ahead of a highly anticipated conversation with Margaret Atwood.

Mary moved home games to the University of Akron and drew crowds of more than 5,000.

Cal Poly has drawn crowds of more than 8,000 twice this season.

Yesterday's event, at Washington's American University, drew crowds of more than 6,000.

Mr. Pitt and his organization, Whosoever Ministries, have stood apart from others in the way they have regularly drawn crowds of more than 5,000.

A captivating speaker known for delivering relevant, modern messages, the rabbi soon drew crowds of more than 1,000 to his Wednesday night lectures and Sabbath sermons.

On weekends, there were two bands and the dances would draw an average of more than 400 people.

The second GOP debate on CNN drew nearly 23 million viewers, and the Democrats' first debate, also on CNN, drew an audience of more than 15 million viewers.

His final public address in St. Peter's Square drew a crowd of more than 50,000.