Sentence examples for drew questions from inspiring English sources

Another area that drew questions from the I.R.S. was online fund-raising.

Those producers, Craig Zadan and Neil Meron, drew questions last year when they gave the hosting job to Seth MacFarlane, the creator of the Fox show "Family Guy".

In 2008 our McCain-Obama yard drew questions from all over our small New England town: What's with the conflicting signs?

My post yesterday on Times commenting rules, and how to get through the @#&$* and Hitler filters, drew questions about the moderation process, starting with whether we have a chief moderator.

Just last month, a public hearing drew questions about the possible effects of increased sediments in the South River, disturbance to wildlife and boaters during construction and even the elemental wisdom of trying to hold back nature.

The game was also about the players who chewed nervously on their swizzle sticks and hoped that they drew questions like "Who's buried in Grant's Tomb?" (seriously) or "What means never having to say you're sorry?" (yep) and "What's the main vegetable in vichyssoise?" (if you didn't know you could always say "I surrender" and kind of smirk).

He said that it drew question about reviewing testing of emissions, "and that's exactly what we are going to be doing".

But these changes have drawn questions about sustainability.

And that could draw questions from federal authorities.

The structure of the deal with Bristol-Myers might also draw questions.

There is also a sympathetic accounting of the impact of Reagan's economic policies that has drawn questions from Democrats and economic historians.