Sentence examples for drawn advances from inspiring English sources

More detailed understanding of genetic and pathophysiological mechanisms in ALS has drawn advances in symptomatic and disease-modifying therapy to the horizon.

Willem Dafoe has drawn advance buzz for his portrayal of the first actor to play a vampire on the screen.

It has become an emblematic image of police militarization: a half-dozen heavily outfitted officers, assault rifles drawn, advancing on an African American man in a T-shirt with his hands way up.

Instead, the uprising, and the Iraqi withdrawal, appeared to draw advancing forces in, setting in motion a chaotic day.

When I first worked on Fleet Street, some hacks used "pinkies" or "yellow slips" - depending on the colour of the form for drawing advance expenses - for all day-to-day personal and family spending, reserving their salaries for holidays, new cars or stereos.

Pardo drew Advancing Ideas, which resonated deeply with him.

Scholars who employ the method of historical criticism have drawn upon advances in archaeology and a burgeoning philological study of religious and secular texts of nonbiblical cultures of the eastern Mediterranean and of Mesopotamia.

Despite this small number, the conclusion cannot simply be drawn that advances in pharmacotherapy are restricted to these new medicines.

The video series is titled "White House White Board," but Mr. Goolsbee is not shown doing much with the board, as the charts were drawn in advance.

A BBC spokeswoman said: "Figures will be included in the BBC's annual report and accounts to be published in July, and we will not be drawn in advance of that.

With 21 MPs, it is twice the size of any other committee and with half the members hardcore Brexiters and the other half equally dogmatic remainers, the battle lines have been clearly drawn in advance.