Sentence examples for drawn larger from inspiring English sources

Gov. George W. Bush has also drawn larger audiences lately.

It has been such a success, Mr. Montibeller said, that it has sometimes drawn larger crowds than is desirable for the eco-balance of the valley.

Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, has drawn larger crowds than any candidate from either party to this point in the 2016 cycle.

Neelika Jayawardane, a graduate student at Iowa State, said she was impressed by the size of the crowd -- only the rap musician Ice-T and the anthropologist Stephen Jay Gould have drawn larger audiences there in recent years, she said.

The day will include two teams that have drawn larger holiday audiences, the Celtics, who play the Knicks in New York, and the Lakers, who will play host to the Bulls.

The new living room is now in what had been the corner bedroom, the one with the great river view, drawn larger and longer, with a retractable glass wall that allows the rear of the room to double as a guest room or study.

Recent demonstrations have not drawn large numbers.

And yes, the use of supertitles has drawn large new audiences to the opera house.

But lately, openings for photography exhibitions in the neighborhood have drawn large crowds after dark.

Certain hot races have drawn large turnouts, while participation in others has been sparse.

Since Thursday, a series of hastily arranged hearings across the state has drawn large, boisterous crowds.