Sentence examples for drew one of from inspiring English sources

But a regular stop at the Banh Mi Saigon Bakery on Mott Street drew one of the most enthusiastic responses from the crowd.

Even in such company, Bennett was clearly a crowd favourite, a fact further underlined when his parting shot attack on library cuts drew one of the loudest cheers of the night.

In fact, it drew one of the few sympathetic murmurs in the debate.

It drew one of the few bursts of applause during the debate.

The president drew one of the biggest ovations when he recalled Mr. Reagan's famous refrain from 1980.

Later, Willis drew one of the biggest laughs by introducing herself to Lady Oona saying: "I'm Emma Willis.

When they played at the 2008 tournament as co-hosts they lost two and drew one of their three games.

And in La Liga, they drew one of five, 0-0 against Valladolid, and lost the others.

Many recently denied entry attended that same summer protest, which drew one of the biggest pro-democracy crowds in recent years.

Jet drew one of the rankest calves in Abilene: a twisting, half-spinning specimen who'd bucked off his rider the day before.

Two years ago CBS broadcast a two-hour concert special with Mr. Jackson that drew one of the largest television audiences of the year.