Sentence examples for drew myself from inspiring English sources
"drew myself" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to mean that one has pulled something (such as a chair) closer to oneself. For example, "I drew myself closer to the table so I could read the menu".
But it's O.K.; I drew myself "fan art" late one night, fueled by sleep deprivation.
When they refused, I drew myself up straight and headed off, trying to reclaim my dignity.
(I showed them a design proposal I drew myself, but they politely told me they don't normally draft concept vehicles in crayon).
I drew myself an ice cold pint of Foster's beer from his keg, mounted on a truck, and dug into an herbaceous, earthy, smoky, salty slab of beef.
"I drew myself the representative of an individual in despair," he said, "with hands palm outstretched outwards and downwards in the manner of Goya's peasant before the firing squad".
It is perhaps unsurprising that his earliest surviving picture, drawn in silverpoint on paper at the age of 13 with astonishing facility, was also of himself.That picture could be identified later because Dürer wrote on it, proudly, "This I drew myself from a mirror in the year 1484, when I was still a child".
Whenever I draw myself, I am always waving.
"When I draw Krtek I am drawing myself," his creator, the Czech animator Zdenek Miler, once said.
It's how I always draw myself, as a caricature, sneering.
He would draw himself, I would draw myself, and we would work on the backgrounds together.
"It took me a long time to realize it, but when I draw Krtek I am drawing myself," he said.
