Sentence examples for drawing attack from inspiring English sources

The mystery officer appears to have got the doodle bug, taking time out from drawing attack lines to sketch three invasion ships steaming across the English Channel.

By every measure, the ad backfired, drawing attacks by leaders of auto companies that employed many of the blue-collar voters that Mr. Romney was trying to reach.

He stopped in a pediatric intensive care ward, drawing attacks from Democrats who said his administration had sought to cut financing for children's hospitals, and attended a fund-raiser that took in $1.7 million for the Republican party.

Pielke has been something of a lightning rod in climate debates, sometimes drawing attacks from all sides as a result of his views on research and policy.

Few scientists who use animals will comment publicly for fear of drawing attacks, but medical researcher Chris Higgins of Durham University in the U.K. says, "This is very good news indeed for medical research and healthcare.

Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, whose sometimes ambiguous statements on the war have drawn attack from other Democrats, invoked Mr. Lieberman in opposing the notion of increasing troop strength.

In his weekly radio and Internet address on Saturday, the president predicted that his agenda would draw attack from "special interests and lobbyists" on several fronts.

Those, too, have drawn attacks.

Still, the numbers were enough to draw attacks from Republicans.

"This was a risky move by Syria, because it could draw attacks".

The proposal also drew attacks from environmental groups over concerns about traffic and air-and-water pollution near the Neversink River.