Sentence examples for drawn to move from inspiring English sources

Thus, for example, a space may be relatively large, and a person may be able to see a long way through it, but they are not always drawn to move through that space in a consistent, or even practical way.

Once drawn, to move your arrow, press "v" for the move tool and then click + drag.

The draw to move from Manchester, he says, was to foster a connection with the land.

The approximately 6percentt of players who answer the questions correctly are entered into a random drawing to move up to the next round, which consists of five multipart questions, answered by phone.

In January 2001, plans were drawn up to move to a 55,000-seat purpose-built arena on the site of the King's Dock in Liverpool.

With Suh, the Lions had the potential to bring pressure up the middle and force Drew Brees to move out of the pocket.

By comparing and contrasting, the birds can efficiently identify a suitable mate, and preliminary evidence suggests that they are drawn to mates whose moves most closely mirror theirs.

But they were also driven by a sense of urgency brought about by a recognition that time is drawing short to move the machinery of legislation for George W. Bush.

Instead, they try to evoke something of the energy and dynamism of Mr. Morgan's early acrobatic years, with the artist allowing his drawing hand to move freely and intuitively over the page.

He describes the road block that many companies are facing during this fast-paced digital era, and provides a few case studies and strategies that businesses can draw from to move past this initial panic and become more innovative.

Our narrator is immediately drawn to them when she moves to their small town with her mother.