Sentence examples for drawn a bit from inspiring English sources

Now, there we've drawn a bit of a blank.

Lines Of Battle wants fast ground as well, but he's drawn a bit wide so Richard [Hughes] will probably have to go forward and see what happens, whereas Ryan will probably take his time a little bit".

Ms. Palin, who has campaigned for conservative candidates across the country, has drawn a bit of backlash here for stepping into Mr. McCain's race with J. D. Hayworth, a former Republican congressman from Arizona, who refers to himself as the "consistent conservative".

Today, however, the musical reference guide has drawn a bit of a line in the sand, partnering with Spotify's chief competitor.

The focus of the eye is drawn a bit like the dot on the blank wall, the eye is drawn to the spending of money as the way to happiness and connecting to people".

(Shawcross draws a bit on my book "The Terror Presidency").

And on an iPad you draw a bit differently, but that's all you do.

Finish with a flourish by drawing a bit of milk through the middle of the design.

We asked him about the neighbourhood first and drew a bit of a blank.

And Mr. Mack, in the twilight of his career as the chief executive, is drawing a bit of flak for it.

He drew a bit of laughter when pressed about a comment he made about not dreaming of seeing himself in the Oval Office.