Sentence examples for entry drew from inspiring English sources

Three of South Africa's Nobel laureates had invited the Dalai Lama to attend, and the government's move to deny him entry drew sharp condemnations on Monday both here and abroad.

The free gig – announced at 4pm on Wednesday (fans were asked to bring proof of their loyalty to the band – official T-shirts, CD inlays – to gain entry) – drew a huge crowd to the unlikely venue of Warrington Parr Hall.

The winner of the prize draw prizes will be the first entry drawn at random from all eligible entries.

9. Winners will be the first entry drawn at random from all qualifying entries by an independent judge on 12 May 2016.

Prizes will be awarded in the order they are drawn – i.e. first prize will be awarded to the first entry drawn, second prize to the second entry drawn and so forth.

9. Winners will be the first entry drawn at random from all qualifying entries by an independent judge on 15 December 2016.

Songbirds have long been trapped and caged for entertainment or as pets.But Malta has become more image-conscious as its EU entry draws near.

4.6 The winner will be chosen in accordance with the competition instructions and the exercise of their residual discretion by the Judges, and either will be the first correct entry drawn from the total entries or all entries will be examined and the prize awarded to the entry that the Judges consider to be the best.

1. Some of the material in this entry draws from the authors' previously published work.

2. Parts of this SEP entry draw heavily on Powers and Faden, particularly in the sections so identified.

This entry draws on some sections of my 'Default Interpretations', forthcoming in Handbook of Pragmatics Online, vol. 10, 2006, ed. by J.-O.