Sentence examples for drew a ring from inspiring English sources
My grandfather drew a ring in the sand, and directed the men with flashlights to position themselves just outside the wide circle.
The commander, he said, drew a ring in the dirt; another prisoner was brought forth; and in the third round the other prisoner went down for the count.
With no fixed idea about where she wanted to end up, she drew a ring around the city's "hysterically expensive" centre and began to explore the areas at its edges.
"I was, for some reason, designated from an early age to — in the language of the time — 'represent the race.' For that reason, everybody drew a ring of protection around me". Dodson went on to West Chester State College, and to Villanova, where he earned a master's in history and political science.
"I was, for some reason, designated from an early age to in the language of the time—'represent the race.' For that reason, everybody drew a ring of protection around me". Dodson went on to West Chester State College, and to Villanova, where he earned a master's in history and political science.
Irregular-shaped fibres were excluded using a custom-made macro that drew a ring over each myofibre; filtering criteria were applied to reject regions with a CSA < 50 μm or > 5600 μm or regions with circularity (approximation diameter of an ellipse) of <0.3 or >1.0.
The strictest measure was to draw a ring around the district and restrict who went in or out.
(They are now engaged to be married. He proposed on New Year's Day, drawing a ring on her finger with a Sharpie).
Those with metal to sell would draw a ring in the sawdust on the floor and call out "change" –prompting traders to gather round and haggle over prices.
Walking through the gallery, I was itching to get a marker pen and draw a ring of shame around President Bush's head.
Reporters who toured the city on Friday said the cordon of tanks and troops that had sought to draw a ring of about a mile's radius around the Imam Ali shrine had been loosened, with civilians, and in some case militiamen, passing in and out.
