Sentence examples for drawing of course from inspiring English sources

I was supposed to be drawing, of course, which always triggers the urge to do something so virtuous that it excuses the procrastination.

Drawing, of course, can be for fun as well as profit.

Architects have always drawn, of course.

Good and evil are starkly drawn, of course.

There are plenty of different distinctions that one can draw, of course, and any attempt to group data scientists into different buckets is by necessity an oversimplification.

Conte refused to be drawn, of course, but did offer a crumb of comfort by suggesting England's Gary Cahill knows his club-mate as well as anyone and it should be a good contest and an excellent game.

At CES, the AOL booth where we worked, did interviews, and ate lunch was just a few short feet from Samsung's huge Galaxy Note booth, where they were giving out free shirts printed with your caricature, drawn, of course, on a Galaxy Note.

The novel from which it was drawn, of course, does not -- not in design, not in effect, not by leagues.

We are not drawing equivalency, of course, between "Fox & Friends" and the New York Times.

By drawing straws, of course.

That does away with one of the primary draws of cryptocurrencies, of course: some would say that the entire point of something like Bitcoin is to free commerce from the fetters of government-run fiat currencies.