Sentence examples for drew because from inspiring English sources

Sevilla drew, Valencia drew, Villarreal drew because of a last minute goal from Diego Colotto, and Atlético lost.

At the end of the match, which England drew because of Ranjitsinhji's 93, Grace told Jackson: "It's all over, Jacker, I shan't play again".

But then he would go on to try and make a real flying machine like the helicopter he drew, because he had the talent of letting his imagination blur into reality.

Among them was Juan Ramon Guerrero, a 22-year-old man of Dominican descent who had gone to the club with his boyfriend, Christopher Leinonen, who goes by the name Drew, because they wanted to listen to salsa.

Flying at 10,000 feet, he estimated how fast the winds would move the clouds as he drew, because they were supposed to be at specific spots -- for example, near the Empire State Building.

We drew because we missed a lot of chances, not because we didn't create any.

Children draw because drawing is fun and because it leads to a result: a picture.

They were drawn because, for a work of reference, Wikipedia seemed unusually humble.

Definite conclusions are difficult to draw because of differences in patient inclusion criteria, fusion technique, nonoperative treatment regimen, and clinical outcome measures used to determine success.

This conclusion can be drawn because, due to numerical inaccuracies, kernels that have been proven to be positive semi-definite, sometimes yield similar small eigenvalues.

However, no definitive conclusions can be drawn, because of the retrospective study design.