Sentence examples for due to draw from inspiring English sources
Last Wednesday, before Commendable was due to draw a post position for the 132nd running of the Belmont Stakes, the colt's owner, Bob Lewis, made a phone call to D. Wayne Lukas.
The bloc is due to draw up a new strategy to promote long-term economic regeneration based on things like developing alternative energy sources and making advances in cyberspace.
In London, Poems on the Underground is currently featuring the final stanza of Sailing to Byzantium, and his love poem He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven, while an event on 29 April, featuring the actor Fiona Shaw, is due to draw large crowds to Kings Place, in London.
Arran hopes to raise £4m to fund a range of expansion plans through the initiative, which is due to draw to a close on 4 April.
Cam Shae of IGN did express some disappointment that the PlayStation 3 version did not attempt to address the "pop up" of far-off objects due to draw distance, a limitation of the PlayStation 2 version.
Miss of yarn caused shrinkage in both course and wale-wise of knitted samples due to drawn closer together yarns by the floats.
The execution time due to drawing lines, network formation and executing the DIJKSTRA algorithm of the SPD method was more than the P2D.
In the procedure of computing the shortest path (SPD), the execution time due to drawing lines, network formation and running DIJKSTRA algorithm were more than in P2D procedures, but the P2D function results in terms of the center's location, allocating demand points to centers and the logistic cost were similar to it.
Their stay at this level saw the team forced to groundshare with other clubs due to drawn-out and problematic redevelopment work at their Hartsdown Park stadium, and during the three years spent away from their own ground they were expelled from the Conference National and subsequently relegated to the Isthmian League.
They are due, next week, to draw up their own plan of action, which could intersect with that of the Front for Change.
In Lucrezia's universe, "freedom is so much men's due that even to draw attention to it is to make them angry".
