Sentence examples for drew comments from from inspiring English sources

Martin's death even drew comments from Barack Obama.

With its doorstop snout, big windows and high roof, the cab drew comments from actual cab drivers and passengers alike.

The plans were also posted on a Web site, which drew comments from nearly 5,000 people.

The five minutes of footage has been roundly condemned, and even drew comments from the prime minister, Tony Abbott, who said it showed behaviour that was "un-Australian".

It is the biggest antitrust penalty to date levied against a single company in China and comes after a 14-month investigation that drew comments from observers on the hurdles faced by Western firms there.

When news of that, and of England's discontent, reached New York, it drew comments from a man vacationing there — a man who happens to be the world's most experienced manager of soccer players, Sir Alex Ferguson of Manchester United.

A fiery scene in Minnesota drew comment from Ian Poulter, one of Clarke's vice-captains.

It drew comment from some of the Arsenal supporters who had made the trek north on a miserable night.

As well as the self-immolations, there has been a stand-off between residents and the security forces, and a row about a group of monks sent for re-education - an incident that even drew comment from the United Nations.

The 25-year-old striker's cameo appearance, and his foul on Parker, even drew comment from Manchester United's England striker Wayne Rooney, who said via his Twitter feed:  "If ref sees that kick from Suarez and books him for it, it should be red".

It constantly draws comments from people during my daily commute.