Carrot flies can apparently smell a carrot from half a mile away and are irresistibly drawn to it to lay their eggs.
The third is deep-seated religious prejudice, which the government has drawn upon to lay siege to Iran's religious minorities – again, most notably, the Baha'is.
In the 1820s, a plan was drawn up to lay out picturesque landscape gardens between Inch House and the castle, which would have incorporated "Queen Mary's Tree", a Sycamore supposedly planted by Mary, Queen of Scots.
People normal ly drawn to the limelight lay low.
Pruitt's aides are also drawing up plans to lay off many of the people at the agency who actually believe in environmental protection.
While guests on Ayurvedic programmes headed off for treatments after morning yoga, the rest of us were drawn to the lake, to lie in the raft-like hammocks or float in its warm, silky water among white petals, as yellow butterflies danced overhead and kingfishers and brahminy kites swooped.
As the ferry whipped past, my eyes were drawn to the great wreck, which lay on its side with a long, rusty gash in its hull.
He had a natural distaste for copying, however, likening it to emptying water from one vessel into another, and this instinctive rejection of formal training, combined with a natural waywardness, convinced him that the best method of learning to draw lay in direct attention to actual life.
A6 Two Sides to Baghdad's Wall The wall that circles Baghdad's Green Zone is 12 feet high, 10 miles in circumference and dominates the lives of those in its shadow; while some are repelled by its intrusive nature, others are drawn to the overwhelming might that lies just on the other side.
This approach shifts tasks from more to less highly trained and qualified cadres, including to lay workers drawn from the community, as a way to expand the health work force and use it more efficiently [ 31].
