Sentence examples for drawn elsewhere from inspiring English sources

I couldn't get drawn elsewhere".

It's just that the eye is drawn elsewhere; we are given licence to look, to linger, to transgress the boundary between the accepted and the forbidden – at a cost, perhaps, to all of us, the photographer, the subject and the viewer … and to our ever-shrinking imaginations.

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It is tempting to conclude that Madrid's attention has been drawn elsewhere, that Barcelona had begun to disintegrate amidst an institutional and emotional crisis, and that for the first time Atlético, the team that had nothing to lose, found that they had something to lose.

Though they look sculptural, our attention is quickly drawn elsewhere.

She'd walk up to you, wag her tail and not leave your side until your attention was drawn elsewhere.

Nella Pignataro, the mother of Nicholas, 4, and Andrew, 2, who avoids certain aisles at the Food Emporium in Greenwich, Conn., admits to giving in to fruit snacks but says she draws the line elsewhere.

A list of possible crimes is drawn up elsewhere in the constitution's draft.

That plan is still wending its way through the legislature, but it has drawn interest elsewhere, including in Britain.

MY COLLEAGUES have already drawn attention elsewhere on this blog to the creation of new verbs, often from nouns, in English.

With the exception of the local police — who are regarded with suspicion by the Army and the paramilitary forces drawn from elsewhere in India — few of these forces speak Kashmiri.