Sentence examples for drawing this time from inspiring English sources

Durant, writing with his wife, Ariel, came back to this point again in "The Lessons of History," drawing this time on a Biblical analogy: "To the geologic eye all the surface of the earth is a fluid form, and man moves upon it as insecurely as Peter walking on the waves to Christ".

The season before, they dispatched Real Madrid - against whom they are drawn this time around - 5-0 on aggregate to reach the last eight.

INEC drew this time table a year ago.

More of my blood was drawn, this time to be analyzed for any kind of imaginable disease or disorder one can be tested for.

We wouldn't want to live in any of the houses he's drawn this time, but we sure do love looking at them.

Back to the drawing board, this time with an X-Acto knife.

The San Antonio judges will be drawing again, this time with instructions from the Supremes, trying to produce political lines to be used in Congressional and legislative elections this spring.

Schiele's drawings of wiry contorted sexual imps and Alfred Kubin's slithery nightmare scenes are once more displayed in the museum's darkened drawing gallery, this time with the title "Fear, Fantasy and Dreams".

So it's back to the drawing board, this time with a sharpened understanding that social change, serious social change, profoundly serious social change is never a process that takes place overnight.

Continue the diagonal line you previously drew, but this time, make it slope much more steeply towards yourself.

Theresa May, who has been reluctant to criticize Trump for anything since he took office, was forced to draw the line this time.