Sentence examples for drawing higher from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, used cars began drawing higher prices, a result of sagging new vehicle sales over the last few years.

ABC ranked second for the night over all, drawing higher ratings an hour earlier with an encore of "A Charlie Brown Christmas" (11.4 million).

Mr. Bush still must persuade voters that he has a sufficient grasp of policy -- or, to put it bluntly, that he is not a dumbbell -- but polls show he is drawing higher and higher marks for leadership.

CBS ranked fourth for the night, despite drawing higher ratings with an "NCIS" rerun at 8 (9.4 million), followed at 9 by "Big Brother," which also attracted 6 million viewers but fared better than "Jericho" among adults 18 to 49. Fox easily led over all, thanks to a 90-minute edition of "American Idol" from 8 to 9 30 (24.4 million).

Mr. de Blasio's campaign, fueled by a relentless focus on economic disparity and a searing critique of the Bloomberg administration, has transcended the city's traditional demographic divisions: he is drawing higher levels of support from men and women, older and younger, than any of his rivals.

The youth program, run by the National Automobile Dealers Association, focuses on drawing high school students into the profession.

At Hampton University, the president, William R. Harvey, said his historically black institution, founded in 1868, had no difficulty drawing high achievers.

As British Airways' flagship, Concorde was also seen as an important magnet in drawing high-end travelers to the airline.

Highlights include "Bolshoi White Knights" (above) and the drawing "High Density", which is modelled on Rudolf Nureyev.

The debut was a festival sensation, winning awards at Sundance and Cannes this year and drawing high praise from critics.

Within a decade, the complex turned into a hefty attraction for Raleigh, drawing high-tech businesses and creating many thousands of well-paying jobs.