Then, by the end of the decade, the players caught up to the technology, and Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal were scrambling on returns, drawing out points, and overpowering the rackets with skill and athleticism.
I always found it funny when another poster would get so worked up over something and take the time to write a long drawn out post responding to every single point in the previous post.
And the concluding moment of each scene is usually drawn out to the point of diffusion.
A piece of white bone was placed under [the eyes], fitting close, and where the broad nostrils should have shown were narrow slits and between them the bone was drawn out to a point.
Gibson and his screenwriter, Benedict Fitzgerald, selected and enhanced incidents from the four Gospels and collated them into a single, surpassingly violent narrative — the scourging, for instance, which is mentioned only in a few phrases in Matthew, Mark, and John, is drawn out to the point of excruciation and beyond.
First by a mysterious green light emanating from the end of the corridor, followed by a forebodingly low end rumble, drawn out past the point of comfort and punctuated with stabs of chilling symphonic shrills.
The two halves of the wedge are then separated and drawn out into fine points with the hammer, ensuring they are of equal length.
Tendon divided at this point and drawn out of wound above annular ligament.
He is very specific about his needs, giving long, drawn out requests, often making only one point per sentence.
It means that you need to follow the art of distillation, namely drawing out the points that matter and the points that sum up the gist of each section of the lecture.
My drawn-out point is that the move is a big change -- one full of unknowns, and very real risks.
