Sentence examples for drawn of from inspiring English sources

Architects have always drawn, of course.

Good and evil are starkly drawn, of course.

Bush proved he is not the caricature drawn of him.

That's understandable; it's drawn of a father by an admiring son, after all.

One map of southern England has battle lines drawn of a war between Fantasia and Anglia.

The ethnic appellations have been dropped, but the same portrait is drawn of the "lower tribe".

For this reason, a metal is usually rolled, extruded, drawn, of forged above its recrystallization temperature.

The most sharply drawn of several intersecting vignettes is Dunga's scheme to seduce Wellington by destroying the competition.

That pissed us off.' But Face concedes that the profile drawn of them in the media had its likenesses.

With Frankel staying at a mile, after all, a fresh map must be drawn of the Investec Derby landscape.

The Unity Presidential Council has agreed on a 32-member cabinet, drawn of representatives from across the country.