Sentence examples for draws gasps from inspiring English sources

It was the sort of play that draws gasps from the crowd, applause from the home dugout, and immediate shouts from the broadcast booth.

With an effortless power that sometimes draws gasps and a movie star profile that sparks swoons among legions of female fans, Scott, 28, makes everything look easy.

It looks so epic and expensive, it draws gasps as well as laughs, but was shot relatively cheaply by Atencio on the "War of the Worlds" set at Universal Studios.

King Kong the six metre tall marionette, weighing in at more than a tonne, that draws gasps from the audience when it appears on stage, team of ninja puppeteers at every joint – enormous, majestic, unlike any other theatrical star.

But as much as I love the nostalgic vibe on the ground floor, it is the chandeliered Spiegelsaal (mirror hall) upstairs, all towering ceiling, baroque detailing and huge mirrors, that draws gasps, and crowds.

This is an image that draws gasps from anyone seeing it for the first time.

Her comparison drew gasps and angry retorts.

The verdict drew gasps from the room.

Halfpenny's missed conversion drew gasps from the crowd.

The piece, silly but ingenious, drew gasps and laughter in equal measure.

He was challenging the concept of tempting fate, but the remark drew gasps.