Sentence examples for drew low from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hakmoun drew low sounds from a three-stringed lute called a sintir, sang beautifully and tapped minimally.

Two Democratic amendments drew low levels of support that could have been raised by the attendance of the candidates, though their votes would not have changed the outcome.

ABC finished second even as it drew low ratings for repeats of "Desperate Housewives" at 9 (4.9 million) and "Brothers & Sisters" at 10 (3.2 million).

As the sun drew low over the Pacific Ocean, Mr. Lew began: "You have touched my life and forever changed it," he said.

Barely promoted by the network, which was instead pushing celebrity-voiced animation series like Kelsey Grammer's "Gary the Rat" and Pamela Anderson's "Stripperella," its first episodes drew low ratings.

Fox, which ran a repeat of "Carrie Underwood: An All-Star Holiday Special" (4.1 million), tied with ABC, which drew low ratings for "Scrubs" (3.6 million) and "Better Off Ted" (2.9 million).

Such words draw low, painful sighs from grandmother Carlotto.

An inflated asking price, by contrast, may simply lessen interest or draw low offers.

I didn't have many entertainment dollars, having drawn low card in the editorial deck: a budget of $250 for 24 hours.

Though the Winter Olympics continue to draw low ratings compared with previous years, the games gave NBC a victory in Nielsen's estimates on Friday.

The statewide primary, which appeared to have drawn low turnout (some experts blamed snow flurries, others ambivalence), was the nation's first in the 2010 elections.