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Discover LudwigThe phrase "drawn to do" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a feeling or inclination towards a particular action or activity. Example: "She felt drawn to do volunteer work in her community." In this sentence, "drawn to do" expresses a strong desire or pull towards the action of volunteering. Other examples could include: - "John was always drawn to do adventurous activities like rock climbing and bungee jumping." - "The child couldn't resist the urge to help and was drawn to do small tasks around the house." - "I felt drawn to do yoga after seeing how it had positively impacted my friend's life."
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Though I'm here to work, I still feel drawn to do the odd touristy thing.
When she swims now – as she is compulsively drawn to do – it is like "touching a scar".
What was such a writer — one who saw maddening continuities where borders had been drawn — to do?
When he realized what he was being drawn to do by the structure he was in, he pulled out.
Are you drawn to do loads of laundry or vacuum when you're feeling cheerful?
Whatever it is that you are intrinsically drawn to, do that.
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And so Aoki found himself in (or was drawn to, does it matter which?) this thing called EDM.
"The most powerful factor," he added, "is that the very best talent is drawn to doing something disruptive to the legacy, something new and fresh.
The best time to consider entrepreneurship is when you are employed and drawn to doing something else.
At what point did you realize that you were more drawn to doing these outlandish characters than just doing John Roberts?
"If you adjust the shape of a building late in the game, you would have a lot of drawing to do," says Mr Burger.
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