Sentence examples for draw roughly from inspiring English sources

But its 18 teams draw roughly 32,000 spectators a game, and the average salary is $300,000.

To win under those circumstances, McCain strategists calculate that he must draw roughly 55percentt of independents and 15percentt of Democrats, besting the 48percentand11percentcenthatat Mr. Bush drew four years ago.

The concept, which consultants to the redevelopment authority estimated could draw roughly 500,000 people a year, is meant to attract visitors from New York to Boston, and turn Hartford into something it has never really been in its 364-year history -- a tourist destination.

The moderators will draw roughly eight to 10 questions from the top 30 questions submitted by voters in Florida.

It's hard to tell how any of the instruments sound amid the noise of the NAMM Show, which is expected to draw roughly 95,000 visitors through Sunday.

Expo organisers are speculating that the fair will draw roughly 20 million visitors over the next six months, as well as a €10 billion jolt to Italy's economy.

The Marlins drew roughly 23,000 for their home opener.

The first open house, in mid-April, drew roughly two dozen lookers.

The Yankees were also-rans, a second-division team that drew roughly half as well as the Giants.

Thirty years ago, it drew roughly 20 million people a year, about twice the number who visited Disneyland, California.

A nature lover's dream, LaSalle County draws roughly two million visitors a year to its rugged cliffs and canyons.