Sentence examples for draw seriously from inspiring English sources

It was then that van Gogh began to draw seriously, thereby discovering in 1880 his true vocation as an artist.

Marr is not being vain in publishing his drawings: he makes no grand claims for them even though he has drawn seriously all his life and even considered going to art school, instead of Cambridge.

He began drawing seriously while he was completing his National Service.

Because it was such an everyday part of my life, I never thought about taking my drawing seriously.

His colleague and friend Saul Steinberg, we are told, said that in Addams's work, "modern architecture was drawn seriously and intelligently for the first time in a cartoon".

I started drawing seriously when I was at secondary school and had my first published work in Punch when I was 16.

He began drawing seriously a few years later, inspired by the punk and skate artwork he found in Thrasher magazine, and got his first tattoo aged 15.

I had always liked to draw — I drew seriously as late as my freshman year at Harvard — and my knowledge of art had been one of the things that attracted her to me.

I had always liked to draw—I drew seriously as late as my freshman year at Harvard and my knowledge of art had been one of the things that attracted her to me.

That's where she began drawing seriously, in a boyfriend's gift of a large leather-bound notebook, which she carried everywhere and filled with carefully crosshatched, Tenniel-like ink sketches of the people and places she saw in her travels, which eventually took her to Lisbon Seville, Spain Marrakech, Moroccoco; then back to Paris again.

We will always have the Emirates and those six months in 2012 when over the course of six innings against Pakistan and West Indies Cook scored three hundreds and looked to have reinvented himself as an assertive one-day opener, even drawing – seriously – some approving references to Matthew Hayden.