Sentence examples for draw their way from inspiring English sources

Can one, or both, of them draw their way out of their latest adventure?

She and Drew finally make their way to a "local" (by local, I mean totally staged) party where Des wants to "get her dance on".

The makers of "Bi the Way" draw their own conclusions.

These have made Khamenei and Rouhani to draw their lines in a way that is more noticeable," said Alizadeh.

I've mentioned before that it resembles a really great crime novel – and most great crime novels draw their power from the way they reflect current society.

As the crudely drawn figures and animals make their way through shifting clouds of iridescent color, the unfolding narrative is not always clear, but the resulting hybrid splits the difference between painting and animation, fusing intangible and solid in a way that feels both whole and new.

The artists of the Barbizon School, meanwhile, had discovered a way to draw their own negatives with etching tools on glass plates.

He did not mention the need to change the campaign finance system or the scandalous way legislators draw their own districts.

'It means that national leaders should be much more cautious in the way they draw their conclusions.' So did Bush and Blair get lost in the fog of war or did they even know that it existed?

(Those of you with Microsoft's Encarta Encyclopaedia might draw their own conclusions from the way it acknowledges that Patrice Lumumba, the Congo's first elected president, was assassinated, but is strangely coy about who actually assassinated him, as if he was murdered by an act of nature).

Whenever they say or do something that bothers you, find a polite and assertive way to draw their attention to what they're doing.