Sentence examples for drawn in more from inspiring English sources

It is hard to say whether libraries have drawn in more patrons with new technologies, she said.

The illustrations were created first as rough pencil sketches and then drawn in more detail using a graphic tablet and Adobe Illustrator.

Instead, financial largesse has drawn in more ethnic Chinese, who flood in to take up new jobs in Lhasa and other towns.

Aldi said it had drawn in more than one million new customers, helping to increase sales at established stores alongside the new openings.

Except that monumental events develop their own momentum -- like Wagner's "Ring" cycle -- and as one sonata succeeded another, the listener was drawn in more and more.

He says he wants the membership, which grew during the leadership contest and has drawn in more Corbyn enthusiasts since the result, to get involved in policy making.

The top 10 players draw in more than 38% of MLS's total compensation.

The company said it believes cheaper, more targeted ads will draw in more advertising, more than making up for the price drop.

As the Eden garden matures and develops, we want to attract many more people to the wider reaches of the outdoors and draw in more traditional garden visitors".

It also created a kind of network effect that drew in more users eager for another peephole into the lives of pop stars and their friends.

Lately, claims Patterson, there has been "more of a buzz around BT", the kind of buzz which he thinks will draw in more customers.