Sentence examples for draws online from inspiring English sources

It also put up for sale the group of smaller niche magazines, including Popular Science and Field & Stream, which the company did not expect would become big draws online.

However, the golden effigy drew online criticism.

At New York University, a C issued to one of 12 dining halls drew online groans.

When the decision was announced earlier this summer, the festival drew online accusations that it was "gentrifying" its audience.

For-profit institutions have been criticized for spending more money on recruiting students and marketing their schools — particularly to draw online students — than actually educating them.

The "Partners Project," which started last month, is being positioned as the talk show of YouTube, featuring contributors who have drawn online audiences of millions.

The developments in Torrington prompted people to draw online comparisons to the case in Steubenville, in which two teenage football players were found guilty on Sunday of raping a 16-year-old girl last summer.

Attention has also been drawn online to Hunt's remarkable resemblance as he walked around on the morning of his death to Mugen, a swordsman character in the short-lived Japanese anime series Samurai Champloo.

Attention was swiftly drawn online to Hunt's remarkable resemblance as he walked around on the morning of 10 September to Mugen, a swordsman character in the short-lived Japanese anime series Samurai Champloo.

Over the last few years, publishers struggling to attract readership and draw online advertising dollars have come to view Facebook and its users as a good way to gain new audiences and lucrative revenue streams.

Online shopping is still growing and consumers who are new to it will be drawn online to the brand names they know, since unlike during e-tail's first boom, traditional stores are now well represented online.