Sentence examples for draw plenty from inspiring English sources

But the worst flights still draw plenty of passengers.

Winning there would draw plenty of media coverage that would no doubt affect his standing in national polls.

A Wings-Leafs match-up promises to draw plenty of fans from Michigan and nearby Canada to make a run at the record.

By Friday night, Mr. Daley was headed to a public hearing on the city's budget, which he expected would draw plenty of complaint.

It threatens to throw the advantage to his news conference-averse opponent, Hillary Clinton, who should draw plenty more tough-minded coverage herself.

The Vikings, however, will draw plenty of attention because it was nearly a year ago in their camp that offensive tackle Korey Stringer died of heatstroke.

DAVID BROOKS' latest column has drawn plenty of deserved criticism.

H.P. and Microsoft are Dow components, but the index drew plenty of strength from other members.

For his moderate views, Mr. Edgar draws plenty of scorn from the right wing of his party.

That choice drew plenty of criticism from European elders like Lee Westwood.

BECAUSE it is so contentious, the debate over reforming Social Security draws plenty of attention.