Sentence examples for drawn large numbers from inspiring English sources

Recent demonstrations have not drawn large numbers.

The meetings have also drawn large numbers of conservationists and preservationists.

Germany, too, has drawn large numbers of immigrants, particularly from Turkey.

Lampedusa, a small, arid island, has for years drawn large numbers of refugees seeking a better life in Italy or elsewhere in Europe.

Though the revolt has drawn large numbers into the streets since it started on March 15, it has yet to achieve the critical mass of revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt.

The incomparable temples at Angkor have long drawn large numbers of tourists, but for years, while the guerrillas were a lurking presence in rural areas and the US and Britain played cold war politics here - helping the genocidal Pol Pot against the Vietnamese-backed government - Angkor was the only place in the country where many foreigners felt safe.

The largely peaceful "Kosovo is Serbia" rally drew large numbers from all over the country with the help of free buses and trains.

The exhibition is expected to draw large numbers of visitors.

Development continued to thrive in the 1940s and beyond, drawing large numbers of Italian immigrants.

In addition, he said, New York City is expected to draw large numbers of people.

A massive recruitment drive designed to attract younger participants drew large numbers of new party members.