Sentence examples for end draw from inspiring English sources

In Norv Turner's second year as coach (2008), Tomlinson could sense the end draw closer.

Simon Stephens, the acclaimed playwright whose recent adaptation for the National, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," is now a West End draw aiming for Broadway, was one of the first artists who wanted to book work in the Shed.

It should slowly appeal to feelings unexpressed, it should in the end draw tears out of the stone... .. · This is an edited version of Sebastian Faulks's Introduction to the single-volume edition of Living, Loving and Party Going by Henry Green published by Vintage.

The tears they talk about are more concentrated, more aesthetic: in place of floods and puddles, we get Henry Green's dictum that prose should "in the end draw tears out of the stone," and Nabokov's exhortation to readers to "enjoy with tears and shivers — the inner weave of a given masterpiece".

As the page turned on each day--usually with a breathtaking sunset, I was sorry to see the end draw near.

Then on one end draw a circle.

As the end draws near, Clijsters seemed sentimental.

Nordic life falls short of our most vaunted ideals, yet in the end draws very close.

A natural rock formation called the Azure Window, at Gozo's west end, draws scuba divers.

But capital flight tends to rise dramatically as the end draws near.

They will form alliances, and then betray their former partners as the end draws near.