Sentence examples for drawing a public from inspiring English sources

Weinberg, who was seventy-six years old and had lost her retirement savings to Bernie Madoff's scam, was also drawing a public pension while still in office.

But today Mr. Fleischer found himself with the delicate task of drawing a public, political distinction between Mr. Arafat and the leader of the Taliban, Mullah Mohammad Omar.

This work started from one questions: Do architects use their ears while drawing a public urban space?

But while drawing a public urban space, are Architects aware of how different geometries will affect auditory perception of people living such space, as they are aware of how it will influence visual perception?

During Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel's confirmation hearing process, Cruz questioned whether the former Nebraska senator, a Republican, had received donations from terrorist groups, drawing a public rebuke from Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., who later told The Huffington Post that Cruz was a "wackobird" (McCain later apologized).

His comments drew a public rebuke from the team.

The incident drew a public outcry, and the slum's families appealed to authorities for safer housing.

He drew a public rebuke from Ryan for giving up on a fly ball he lost in the sun, leaving right fielder Ben Revere to run the ball down.

In response, they have reversed the fall in the minimum age at which people become entitled to draw a public pension.

Peccadilloes like George W. Bush's 1976 arrest for driving while intoxicated, revealed in the waning days of last year's presidential campaign, barely drew a public shrug.

They spoke to me about their group's decision to withdraw its support of Moore, which has not yet drawn a public or private response from Party elders.