Sentence examples for draw white from inspiring English sources
That is why you cannot draw white lines on the road in India, call them lanes and expect people to follow a Western principle called lane discipline.
The Nazca, who flourished here in the first millennium AD found that by brushing away the dark stones, they could "draw" white lines in the earth — and they did this on a colossal scale, over hundreds of years.
And that's part of why the online activist group objects, because it views her overt black-and-white references as a sharp argument that Mr. Obama cannot draw white votes.
Whites and Asians were the only groups to record increases in their share of the population for every age under 6. "It's clear that New York continues to draw white young adults and increasingly those with children to its gentrifying neighborhoods," said William H. Frey, a demographer with the Brookings Institution.
Scratchboard is a technique where a sharp knife is used to scrape through a layer of black ink to a hard chalk surface underneath; in effect, artists draw white lines on an all-black surface.
It previously had a good history of integrating schools racially with support from parents, and had made extensive use of magnet schools which offer variety and innovation to draw white students back into Raleigh.
Danilo Bonilla, the company's director of river programs, expects to draw "white-water river junkies".
Writing his memoir drew White back into recollections of his own childhood, to considerations of the adolescent mind — how wonderfully perceptive it is, how easily bruised.
By Benjamin Wallace-Wells July 27, 2016 In Pennsylvania, canvassers are studying, and hoping to influence, the forces drawing white working-class voters to Donald Trump.
Given that the elementary-school-age population in its area is 65 percent Hispanic, traditionally Puerto Rican, the key to desegregation is drawing white and Asian students from outside the attendance borders.
