"drawn themselves" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence when describing someone's actions or movements. Example: The dancers on stage gracefully drawn themselves into a stunning formation, leaving the audience in awe.
This US series is light, funny, enormously appealing (although some readers may struggle with the handwriting, others will find it a huge boon that the book looks so convincingly like one they might have written and drawn themselves) - and the fact that Julie's likeable, well-drawn parents are Daddy and Papa Dad is plain but in no way an 'issue'issue
Why have these artists not drawn themselves?
Mr Wasserman thinks it might be, writing:By purging Democrats and minorities from their own districts and into Democratic quarantine zones, Republicans may have drawn themselves into a durable House majority.
But they have also drawn themselves into an alternate universe of voters that little resembles the growing diversity of the country.A short while ago the agriculture secretary, Tom Vilsack, tucked a related warning into a surprisingly tough speech to farm groups, suggesting, in terms, that rural America was losing its political relevance.
To that same point, we need to -- as sound individuals and citizens -- differentiate between "alarmist news and entertainment" and "responsible journalism and reporting," especially as more and more "media" forget where that line is drawn, themselves.
It has nothing to do with the National Lottery draws themselves".
Circular jokes became him, as in his many drawings of hands or figures drawing themselves.
But this is exactly my point: when comic artists draw themselves, I often think they draw themselves too kindly, more beautiful than they are in real life.
And then we have them show us the conclusions they draw themselves".
They want to draw themselves together in a single body, in the way that salt does underground.
Animated lay figures, as if out of a "how to draw" book, skip and jump and ingeniously draw themselves.
