Sentence examples for drew up about from inspiring English sources

Marsh lined up the plastic tray so that an automated pipette drew up about a tenth of a drop from each of the wells and sent it through the tubing and into the machine.

Four police vehicles -- a truck, a van, a patrol car and an unmarked supervisor's car -- drew up about 8 a.m. outside the six-story red-brick building between Avenues A and B, and a dozen officers, many wearing heavy work gloves and carrying shovels, picks, hammers and other equipment, went into the basement, a warren of small rooms.

As the ABC board waits for a final decision by the expenditure review committee, plans have been drawn up about where to make the cuts.

The Republicans on Friday had drawn up about 100 amendments and were promising a contentious and protracted debate.

Because the agreement was drawn up about 40 years ago and has never been revised more than slightly, it does not reflect the changes that have taken place since then, among them that Lincoln Center has stepped up its role as a presenter, through the Lincoln Center Festival and the Great Performers series, for example.

Like a doctor performing microscopic surgery, I pour the contents of the rainbow bags into my cooker, reach for my bottle of water, insert the syringe, and draw up about 20cc.

A traffic light stopped her, & when the truck drew up she asked the driver about the animals.

The similarity between this charter and another granted to the priory by his son, Domnall, may be evidence that the documents were drawn up at about the same time.

Have a lawyer draw up some tight conditions about usage of the forum by both those who post in the forum and those who read it.

In accordance with the construct validation procedure, and assuming that the questionnaire could correctly distinguish between a sense of reassurance and a sense of alarm, we then drew up hypotheses about the questionnaire scores (see Table 3).

Wales First Ministerr, Carwyn Jones, thinks it is time for all the UK nations to sit down and draw up some sort of proper agreement about what exactly is devolved where, and why.