Sentence examples for drawing meant from inspiring English sources

"ENGAGED!," she said simply on Instagram, captioning a line drawing meant to be herself holding hands with the rocker and his guitar.

"I can't explain what the drawing meant," he said of the unfinished mural, near the corner of Willis Avenue and Bruckner Boulevard.

Two draws meant that San Lorenzo, with the Pope's blessing and an interesting crop of youngsters, came out on top.

Excitement filled me as she explained what each of the 3 cards she had drawn meant for my future.

However, the strongly concentrated defenses around these draws meant that the troops landing near them quickly wound up in no shape to carry a further assault.

Retract, from the Latin trahere, "to draw," means "to take back; to withdraw".

Those two losses and three draws mean that Cameroon has not registered a win in five matches.

"Random draw" means that if the algorithm is run for different graphs, one graph from the set of learned graphs is selected at random.

And she notes: "For him, drawing means thinking, it is a gateway to knowledge.

Four more draws means England win back the Ashes, but it's going to more exciting than that – isn't it?

Far too many draws means they remain cast as mid-table also-rans.