Sentence examples for drew a bit from inspiring English sources

We asked him about the neighbourhood first and drew a bit of a blank.

He drew a bit of laughter when pressed about a comment he made about not dreaming of seeing himself in the Oval Office.

Those were quiet, personal visits for parent-teacher conferences about their daughters, Sasha and Malia, but the stop at Viers Mill drew a bit of a crowd.

I wanted to go nowhere and to think about anything but film-making, so I walked a lot, drew a bit and filmed stuff.

He was the sole African among all the skiers, and he drew a bit of attention to himself for that and for the suit he wore, a nice English cut, rumpled from the long trip.

Elsewhere on the runways, Catherine Malandrino revisited the outlaw West, with sexy results that drew a bit on the town-slut formula -- teased manes, bossy-looking models glowering at the photographers, tough stuff.

(Shawcross draws a bit on my book "The Terror Presidency").

Now, there we've drawn a bit of a blank.

And on an iPad you draw a bit differently, but that's all you do.

Finish with a flourish by drawing a bit of milk through the middle of the design.

At the early stages of the drawing I tend to draw a bit and to rub a lot.