Sentence examples for drawing gasps from inspiring English sources

At a house hearing in May, one Republican accused her of lying, drawing gasps from the audience.

Ms. Sacher noted that she was around their age when the Nazis came to power, drawing gasps from several girls.

He hit a 9-iron on his second shot and nearly hit the pin, drawing gasps from a small gallery.

"I will look at it at the time," the Republican nominee replied, drawing gasps from the audience.

Gainey skated onto the ice in full uniform, drawing gasps from the capacity crowd at Bell Centre.

Mr Nutter promised in his inaugural address last month to cut murders by 30-50% within five years, apparently drawing gasps of disbelief from his listeners.

Her comparison drew gasps and angry retorts.

The verdict drew gasps from the room.

Halfpenny's missed conversion drew gasps from the crowd.

The piece, silly but ingenious, drew gasps and laughter in equal measure.

He was challenging the concept of tempting fate, but the remark drew gasps.