Sentence examples for drawing press from inspiring English sources

If you want to make a drawing, press the button with a pencil below the text button, and make your drawing.

If you want to make a drawing, press the button with a pencil to the right of the text button, and make your drawing.

Soon afterwards her academic prowess drew press coverage too.

"I'm a Possibilian, too!" The movement has since drawn press from as far away as India and Uganda.

When Schering-Plough and Merck announced Nov. 19 they had been advised to change the scientific goal of a long-delayed clinical trial comparing the effectiveness of their blockbuster cholesterol Vytorin to a generic, the decision drew press scrutiny, criticism and a Congressional investigation.

It's Dweezil's beef with the trust that first drew press attention to the behind-the-scenes drama surrounding use of the Zappa name.

It was launched by Tory peer and former M&S boss, Stuart Rose, and June Sarpong, in a complacent, gaffe-ridden affair which drew press heckles.

Her selection at the age of 16 in late 2006 as wicket-keeper for Barker College First XI, the first time a girl had been picked to play among boys in the elite private schools' cricket competition in New South Wales, drew press commentary from various sources.

Then to run the program and see the resulting window we've drawn, press the "play" button at the top of the window or press Ctrl + R. The cat will appear in its own 200 x 200 window.

In the world of television, "Mad Men" is notorious for drawing great press and modest audiences.

Dave Chappelle was something of a prodigy, starting in comedy clubs at 14, drawing glowing press and interest from Hollywood while still a teenager.