Sentence examples for efforts to draw back from inspiring English sources

Maybe the Buddha had this figured out centuries ago?" The most entertaining moments of "Anything Goes!" are the sporadic efforts to draw back the curtain.

Tomorrow is Back to Church Sunday, when congregations make extra efforts to draw people back who used to attend but have stopped for some reason: what are known in advertising departments as warm leads.

If they begin to draw back, withdraw your tongue.

There have been other efforts to draw attendance.

It worked, but had required herculean efforts to draw visitors.

Many automakers have been engaging in ruinous price wars in an effort to draw buyers back into showrooms.

Nevertheless, the talk on the avenue is about building £5m apartments instead of £50m mansions in an effort to draw people back.

The emphasis on musical participation in both Christian and Jewish services coincides with the effort to draw people back to religion, and, paradoxically, with the decline in music making in schools and among families.

They talked to a local sand sculptor who is trying to build the world's largest sand castle, an effort to draw attention and tourists back to the shore.

But he said the effort to draw China's leaders back onto a path of cooperation was an elaborate one, beginning with a quiet trip he took to Beijing in September with Lawrence H. Summers, then Mr. Obama's top economic adviser, during which they laid plans for Mr. Hu's visit this year.

She is also making a concerted effort to draw the Muslims, the Sikhs, and other marginal groups which have been estranged from Congress back into the fold.