Sentence examples for draws- from inspiring English sources

The town of only about 400 residents draws tens of thousands of visitors every year to one of the widest and most scenic spots on the Mighty Mississippi.

Set in the US, it draws its inspiration from American speech cadences and the movies of the Coen brothers.

The lifeblood of the village is the Kings Head pub, which draws people away from the site in the evening.

The OECD draws a link between Britain's poor productivity record and the squeeze on living standards over recent years.

Now, as the November deadline draws ever nearer, Khamenei's website has published an expression of thanks to the leader from deputy foreign minister Abbas Araghchi, for his "effective and heartwarming" support, and a Twitter account associated with the leader has expressed support for "innovative diplomacy in foreign policy and international affairs".

I can't claim to have the answer for all but, for me, it is the mystery of the dinosaurs that draws me to them.

On the tour she draws together history, archaeology, politics and society to add context to the culinary traditions of the Italian capital.

Its focus draws in those who would otherwise be wary of entangling themselves too deeply in the politics of the Middle East, she believes.

Says Lushington: "The story had a pervasive humour that lowers our defences while it draws us in.

As the school day draws to a close, Kalavathi gathers the children under the shade of the school's iconic Flame tree or 'Gulmohar' in Hindi.

As night draws in, the building takes on a different quality: the wards are hushed; the endless corridors feel almost eerie.