Sentence examples for drawn new from inspiring English sources
A 2007 Purdue plea deal with the Justice Department over aggressive marketing of the dangerous drug at the heart of the nation's opioid addictions has drawn new scrutiny in the wake of recent revelations in news reports and the continuing tragic toll of opioid overdoses in America.
He said it had drawn new listeners to his concerts.
Democrats in the Assembly have also drawn new districts unfairly.
A combination of circumstances have drawn new attention to natural gas.
Having Barack Obama as America's "golfer-in-chief" has not drawn new fans to the sport.
Ticket sales for the production are strong, Ms. Brown said, and it has drawn new donors.
The appeal of the open road has long drawn New York cyclists into the countryside.
He found the city such a rich experience that he drew it the way he had drawn New York for Henri, constantly, avidly.
But cultural and economic changes, along with considerable attention to the subway's reliability and cleanliness, have drawn New Yorkers back to the transit system on their days off work.
Everywhere, really: the countless swaths of riprap and road-end and aquatic cul-de-sac that have always drawn New Yorkers -- fishing rod, oar, surfboard, book in hand -- have only grown more appealing as the water and coast have been cleaned up.
This movie, directed by the actor Fisher Stevens from a screenplay by Patrick Breen, crisscrosses the romantic lives of a gallery of sharply drawn New York caricatures whose tit-for-tat bed hopping eventually lands three of them in the hospital.
