Sentence examples for draw to stop from inspiring English sources

But even if Australia are to draw, to stop England's momentum, to remind them and the English crowd that Australia are still a good team, then they need to play far better cricket than they did at Cardiff.

Our cameras were at Fleetwood Town on Tuesday night to gauge the mood as Wrexham secured a 1-1 draw to stop the Conference leaders from clinching the title with three games to spare.

It is also true that some are drawn to "stop the boats" rhetoric because of misplaced concerns about Australia being over-run by "boat people".

Although it's sunny outside, the curtains are drawn to stop passers-by from peering in; a celebratory banner on the wall says: "Congratulations!

In this surreal animation, Dots and Dashes, from filmmaker Dawid Krepski the viewer journeys through imaginary lands via a variety of animation styles, from hand drawn to stop-motion to 3D, in order to create landscapes of exploding purple gases, wintry snowfalls and multicolored skeletons.

An adviser to Paulson, after conducting a desperate search for remedies, discovered that there was an obscure Treasury entity called the Exchange Stabilization Fund, which held fifty billion dollars that could be drawn on to stop the run, and Paulson persuaded George W. Bush to permit it to be used to guarantee deposits in the money-market funds.

NATO was drawn in to stop the fighting in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in 1995.

The law applies across the country, and it seems to have been drawn up to stop people like Mr Yang.

Section 44 stop and search powers: existing powers to be replaced with a much more tightly drawn power to stop and search without suspicion.

With opposing defences drawn up to stop him, Okocha always managed to create space, and then found one of his team mates.

Muckler rotated his five other defensemen, juggled his offensive lines, and did everything he could think of on a drawing board to stop Bure and the Panthers.