Sentence examples for drawing in a from inspiring English sources

But now Beijing Opera's revival since the 1990s has been drawing in a younger audience.

A news conference with an aged survivor would follow, drawing in a flood of clients.

Drawing in a deep breath, Ms. Crépin begins the first of several rounds of fouettés, or whipping turns.

Drawing in a deceptively simple style, Telgemeier has a knack for synthesizing the preadolescent experience in a visual medium.

Young viewers can then fill in the blanks with personalized details, as if they were drawing in a coloring book.

It was also a homage to opera in New York, drawing in a range of the city's companies.

A parallel market drawing in a young public discovering artists on the Internet could develop alongside the gallery and auction house circuit.

But the property recovery is drawing in a new generation of developers who may have learned from their predecessors' costly mistakes.

"Drawing in a sketchbook," he wrote, "teaches first to look, and then to observe and finally perhaps to discover … and it is then that inspiration might come".

This affordable dance sampler is a marketing expert's dream, drawing in a wide range of ages, races and apparent degrees of dance sophistication.

At this point, hand-lettering joins hand-drawing in a wild escapade in the natural world.