Sentence examples for drawn scores from inspiring English sources
The controversy has drawn scores of scholars and coin lovers into the fray.
That post has since drawn scores of comments, many from other people living without refrigerators.
The three-week effort to challenge the guards and visit Mr. Chen has drawn scores of activists, who have described their harrowing confrontations through microblog messages.
But Twinkies have long been regarded as the bankrupt baker's crown jewel, having drawn scores of potential buyers over the last two months.
The sheer breadth of the American market, along with the availability of land, is what has drawn scores of big-name renewable energy companies from Europe and Asia to the United States.
With a handful of surf schools, the mindbogglingly beautiful oceanfront and wilderness surrounds of Clayoquot Sound (a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) have drawn scores of surfers since British Columbia Highway 4 was extended to Tofino in 1961.
Stephen Drew scores the luckiest run of his life.
The incongruous sight of the wagon drew scores of stares.
The hearing drew scores of supporters with signs reading "Save Kids from Lead".
They were 12th after the first dance, drawing scores from 4.8 to 5.4.
The ballet, a holiday rite at Lincoln Center, drew scores of young people dressed for a night on the town.
