Sentence examples similar to drawing to take from inspiring English sources

As more people have been drawn to take saw in hand, the tree farmers have responded.

Xie won the first game and then stonewalled three draws to take the victory.

You don't have to come from a broken home or have a skeleton in your closet to feel drawn to take drugs.

Yet while a growing number of people of all ages have been drawn to take training courses, few have found work here.

The participants' blood is drawn to take measurements of stress hormones, in this case cortisol and adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH), and inflammatory proteins (IL-6 and TNF-α).

Analytical methods and solutions, especially in stochastic differential equations, could be excessive fundamental in some cases therefore we draw to take a comparison and analyze computation error between them and different numerical methods.

That's when I'm drawn to take pictures.

We were drawn to take up this topic--it has often come our way, but we punted--by an article, "Ethical Fumbles" in U.S. Catholic.

But then there are times, like in today's political turmoil, or during a certain stage of life - that we are drawn to take a closer look at the longings beneath our destinations.

I was drawn to taking Mandarin courses because through my studies, I have discovered how important China is.

"The gypsy has a faux spirituality going on," Mr. Doonan said, meaning she is drawn to taking shortcuts rather than engaging in years of serious study, and would probably like Pearl River's eight-inch-high brass Buddha head ($95).