Sentence examples for drawn out on from inspiring English sources

Carney tried desperately not to be drawn out on the issue, but one exchange gave the strongest hint yet that the response Obama is planning will involve use of force against Syria – or, at the very least, a course of action more serious than providing opposition fighters with arms.

Today he would not be drawn out on whether Nokia will be making one and when.

Mr Rubio echoes the sentiment: "[T]his is the only place in the world where a company that started as an idea drawn out on the back of a cocktail napkin can one day be publicly traded on Wall Street".

"This has gotten very drawn out on both sides.

"It wasn't drawn out on a paper and scripted not to give me carries," Jacobs said.

Mrs. Clinton, analysts said, has other reasons for not being drawn out on Syria.

She observed caustically last week that the long drawn out, on-off aid-for-reforms talks would benefit from the presence of some "adults in the room".

But it was the final 45 minutes of the show that culminated into what is probably the most drawn out on-camera break up in the history of the world.

In many ways, a specialized organization is the hardest to draw out on a piece of paper and hardest to understand.

At the last two vigía meetings, all vigías verbally shared their observations of recent activity, but they also drew out on paper event time-lines that transpired in their sector during important eruptive periods and what actions they took to benefit their community.

Other things get drawn out later on.