Sentence examples for drawn bigger from inspiring English sources
The Nashville Sounds are no different, but over the last two seasons they have come up with a novel, and profitable, promotion that has drawn bigger crowds.
The championship matches of the past two World Cups have drawn bigger American television audiences than the average World Series viewership in the corresponding years of 2006 and 2010.
The Sheriff's office is the size of a midrange convenience store, its dark wood-panelled walls crowded with memorabilia, including an illustration celebrating the 2001 World Series victory of the Arizona Diamondbacks, with Arpaio's face drawn bigger than even Randy Johnson's, as if the Sheriff had been the Series M.V.P.
Orlando City has drawn big sponsors too.
Mr Modi has recently drawn big rallies in Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan and Delhi.
Big plays made by Tebow tended to draw bigger applause than big plays made by Sanchez.
Long-running old favourites (like Monet and Rembrandt) draw bigger and bigger crowds.
What's more, early retirements mostly benefit the rich, who live longer and draw bigger pensions.
His brief imprisonment drew bigger headlines than her own work as first lady, Mrs. Sanford recalled.
Andrew Sullivan drew big mail.
