Sentence examples for draw rich from inspiring English sources

The Regenzeits, his former neighbours, have expanded their ski resort to draw rich weekenders from New York.

Dynam's chairman, Yoji Sato, insists his firm is ready to take on the legalised casinos: he thinks the government is likely to allow no more than ten; and that they will mainly draw rich foreign tourists.

She displays an unusual ability to draw rich pictorial, symbolic and poetic resonances from the nuts and bolts of filmmaking, and she shows a sure grasp of the inextricable unity of form and content, or structure and meaning, that is scarce in contemporary art.

It connects academics to a young person's interests and daily life and affords opportunities for the learner to draw rich social support from a tight-knit group of mentors, teachers, parents and peers.

He can take some credit for drawing rich portrayals from the leads in this "Troyens".

Mr. Ashkenazy drew rich, full-bodied but never aggressive sound from the Philharmonia players.

James Levine drew rich colors from the orchestra, yet his slow tempos contributed to the grimness of the night.

Mr. Frank described the store as Boston's great equalizer, drawing rich and poor alike with its famous automatic markdown system.

Pacien Mazzagatti, the conductor, drew rich, vivacious sounds from a relatively small orchestra, doing justice to the opera's ingenious subway music and ravishing intermezzos.

It is worth seeing not only because it puts "The Wind" in context, but also because it draws rich parallels between the worlds of fantasy, psychosis and cinema.

But across the cobbles from the founder of Russian communism, a flashy department store draws rich Muscovites to its expensive fashion departments.