Sentence examples for draws about a from inspiring English sources

On her site, which she says draws about a million visitors a year, she attacks the new nursing and birth orthodoxies among upper-middle-class women.

Europe draws about a fifth of its gas from Ukrainian pipelines so that any reduction of gas pressure there can reduce pressure to the Continent-wide network.

SUNY draws about a quarter of its applicants from New York City, and the new center is aimed at helping high school students and their counselors and parents with college applications and financial aid.

He will also draw about a dozen undergraduates into the Mars project.

Google Fiber's first ultrafast Internet connection drew about a dozen start-ups to a neighborhood in Kansas City, Kan.

The offer of dinner and a $250 consulting fee was sufficient to draw about a dozen South Florida physicians to Morton's in West Palm Beach on Sept. 18.

Motorola Town draws about 4,000 customers a day.

And the conclusions she drew about photography as a larcenous, predatory, conscience-deadening medium have been hugely influential.

However, there are three limitations to the inferences that can be drawn about delirium as a whole in the existing literature.

Her appearance at a Tea Party of America rally drew about 2,000 people on a rainy afternoon.

The protest, which was over in about an hour and a half, drew about 13,000 participants, the police said.