Sentence examples for drawn forwards from inspiring English sources

These cells (AP cells) extend in width by twofold as they are drawn forwards by the contracting actin cable (Fig. 1D).

Bosnia were dreadfully vulnerable on their left with Lulic often drawn forwards, a situation not helped by the uncharacteristic skittishness of Emir Spahic, the left-sided centre-back, who misplaced a couple of passes in the opening 10 minutes and looked anxious throughout.

Dravid is drawn forward, groping defensively outside off.

But both of Victory's midfielders – Leigh Broxham and Rashid Mahazi were drawn forward, leaving space in between the lines for Del Piero.

The scoop is drawn forward by a line attached to the front, while a second line attached to the rear holds the scoop at the proper angle to slice the earth away as the device is pulled along.

Generous to a fault and utterly disciplined with regard to himself, possessed by hope and drawn forward by belief in the immensity of God's future, John Marks Templeton was the Seminary's greatest benefactor.

Against Sydney FC, after Saba's red card Western Sydney's midfield two were regularly drawn forward to apply pressure, leaving spaces for Corey Gameiro and Alex Brosque, a factor which played a part in the Sky Blues' derby winner.

And against Perth Glory, both of Western Sydney's holding midfielders were drawn forward to apply pressure before being easily bypassed, leaving the Wanderers' back four exposed as Perth advanced and took shot after shot on goal.

Haddin was drawn forward, suckered into a big drive by one that started wide.

The plots of these novels waste no time setting up situations where readers are "drawn forward by the momentum of the unfolding story as one complication after another challenges the central character and the original dramatic question mutates into another question and another".

Subjects had the illusion of being drawn forward towards the body representation that they saw in front of them in the Lenggenhager et al. experiment, as a result of experiencing synchronous visual-tactile stimulation on the back of the body seen in front of them, but felt on their own back.