Sentence examples for drawn hungry from inspiring English sources
With China's economy growing at 7percentt a year, these businesses, often with nationally known brand names and excellent distribution networks, have drawn hungry looks from executives of multinational corporations.
He'll get no argument from Grant Achatz, the Chicago chef whose restaurant Alinea draws hungry pilgrims from around the world.
North Dakota There's a ton of fast food in NoDak -- especially now that an oil boom is drawing hungry black-gold-collar workers -- but aside from Burger Time (which is not an arcade game), there aren't really any notable chains the state calls its own.
This wasn't because the sharks were extra hungry for human blood: rather, there was an increased presence of small fish and turtles near the shore (which drew in hungry sharks).
And their unchecked proliferation isn't only drawing in hungry herons; it's destroying valuable Cape marshland.
The Food Company next door caters the food and with items like bacon popcorn and bacon jalapeno deviled eggs, it's sure to draw a hungry crowd.
Everything in the restaurant has been re-branded, down to the condiments on the tables and the soap in the bathrooms, to draw in hungry fans on their way to and from the convention center.
There was the scene around a blackened wok in which thick sections of river fish had been freshly deposited in dancing, golden oil, drawing a hungry and animated crowd that was more interested in focusing on matters at hand than in locking in on the foreigner with the big, old-fashioned camera who was busily taking their pictures.
Aiming to make the experience as close to the real thing as possible, the Night Market draws huge, hungry crowds happily lost in the aromas of Asian foods cooking outdoors.
In the market recovery that followed Enrons collapse, however, the partnerships started to draw yield-hungry investors.
Twenty years ago the lodge, in its more rugged incarnation, drew pro skiers hungry to explore the uncharted terrain.
