Sentence examples for drawn up into from inspiring English sources

The hands in her flesh, her own crossed on her chest, her daughter's tiny fists drawn up into the air.

He felt as though he could be drawn up into the storm and he began to imagine that.

These townsites were meticulously drawn up into maps for risktakers who would purchase lots for their businesses or homes.

The embryo is then drawn up into a sterile tube, double wrapped and packed with ice in a thermostatically controlled container labeled: Fragile: Live Equine Embryo.

In it, a white woman eyed the camera teasingly, her blond hair drawn up into a high hump that slipped in cascades down her shoulders and back.

His knees are drawn up into the fetal position; his body appears almost mummified, the skin a leathery brown merging with the fall leaves underneath.

Ed made his début in September , 1969 although he really began contributing in 1967, when his ideas were bought and handed over to other artists to draw up into finished cartoons.

"The dome of Mansart floated ethereally above the budding trees and the long grey front of the building: drawing up into itself all the rays of afternoon light, it hung there like the visible symbol of the race's glory," Wharton wrote.

The 10cc's I drew up into the syringe through the cotton was solid purple.

The main danger of a euro breakup, said Stephen Jen, managing partner at SLJ Macro Partners in London, is "redenomination risk," the unpredictable effect that a euro breakup would have on financial assets as newly created currencies sought their own levels in the market and the value of contracts drawn up in euros came into question.

The standardized questionnaire was drawn up in French and translated into Darija, the colloquial Arabic dialect, to ensure that the studied population would understand its contents more comprehensively.