Sentence examples for draws a parallel to from inspiring English sources
Instead, he draws a parallel to the former Boston Celtics player John Havlicek: "He always started the game on the bench.
He draws a parallel to the Kensington murder of Wylie in 1909, saying the elder man had twice pressed others to pull the trigger.
He draws a parallel to white-collar crimes as "concealed, silent crimes veiled by wealth, higher education and social status that eventually emerge as vivid public scandal".
He draws a parallel to the farang who also seek rebirth and a new beginning in Bangkok.
Accenture's Banking 2020 report confirms this and draws a parallel to the challenges the telecom industry faced 20 years ago and states that non-banks will take a third of incumbent banks revenues by 2020.
Kondo draws a parallel to athletes who essentially worship their equipment, babying baseball mitts or storing soccer cleats with superstitious care, and perhaps performing better for it.
He drew a parallel to Russia.
"I draw a parallel to Bryant Park and that transformation".
If we draw a parallel to Poland here, they will start coming after us.
Arnold drew a parallel to the Wilson rally, which he described as peaceful.
Mr. Borenstein drew a parallel to the gasoline shortages of the 1970's.
