Sentence examples for drew supporters from from inspiring English sources

Ferguson October drew supporters from New York, Georgia, New Jersey, Chicago, and California.

Throughout last summer, rallies at the gates of the irrigation project in Klamath Falls drew supporters from across the west.

The match, contested between two European nations, drew supporters from scores of others; your correspondent counted more flags from Latin American countries than Europe.

The protest, which drew supporters from across Europe, was meant to send a "clear and visible signal of international solidarity against the authoritarian crisis management and the poverty inducing policies of the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund," organizers said.

Organised by the metalworkers' union FIOM and the CGIL union, Saturday's peaceful march and rally drew supporters from across the country.

The battle that pitted Holland against some of his neighbors and the city drew supporters from across the country.

Over the last few months, the imminent seizure of the church has drawn supporters from across the country.

The protests, however, have resonated across age groups, social classes and ethnicities, drawing supporters from the north, where the president's family is from, and the south.

Mr. Perot continues to draw supporters from the ranks of Democrats, Republicans and independents, and his backing has a strongly centrist cast.

Disraeli's contribution was to transform the party from one that spoke primarily for landed interests to one that could draw supporters from the middle class and from newly enfranchised workers.

The head of the Pasadena Meetup group, Bill Dumas, sent a desperate letter to Paul headquarters asking for guidance: "We're in a difficult position of working on a campaign that draws supporters from laterally opposing points of view, and we have the added bonus of attracting every wacko fringe group in the country.