Sentence examples for drawn charge from inspiring English sources

Collison even provides Coach Scott Brooks with an intermediary of sorts – he is both strong enough and quick enough (though with the drawn charge as Collison's equivalent to Ibaka's shot-blocking) to thrive as a reserve in either capacity.

In Steven Spielberg's "War Horse," the British cavalry, swords drawn, charges out of a hayfield at daybreak, gallops across an open plain, and overruns a German field camp.

But his methods have also drawn charges from associates and human rights groups about personal excesses and a penchant for crime.

Elections here have usually drawn charges of voter fraud, and the Egyptian Constitutional Court has ruled that the last three parliamentary elections were flawed.

James's remarks on "the New York Ghetto" where "a Jewry... had burst all bounds," as Scroggins notes, have drawn charges of anti-Semitism.

Mr. Libby's lawyers blamed the prosecutors for escalating the case beyond the narrowly drawn charges of false statements that are the core of the indictment in the case.

Mr. Allen may not wish to recall it, but his movies have also drawn charges of chauvinism and sexism, by detractors who have said they frequently depicted women as neurotics, shrews and prostitutes.

The Republican efforts to impede Mr. Johnson's candidacy have drawn charges of spying and coercion from Libertarians and countercharges from Republicans that the party had resorted to fraud while accepting secret help from Democrats.

Since it first opened in 1991, the opera has drawn charges of anti-Semitism.

Michigan lost one U.S. House seat due to a decline in population in the last census, and State republicans have drawn charges of gerrymandering Detroit area districts to make up for the loss.

When a flash does have more than one stroke, the subsequent return strokes draw charge from different regions of the parent thunderstorm.