Sentence examples for far drawing from inspiring English sources

After so far drawing all of their first four games, Saturday's 0-0 borefest at Nuremberg means they lie 12th.

Mr. Green is so far drawing the support of only about half of the city's likely black voters, and is trailing Mr. Bloomberg among Hispanic voters.

A spokesman for YouTube said that the Royal Channel had been a huge success so far, drawing hundreds of thousands of viewers by Monday.

Still, despite this opposition — or perhaps, to some extent, because of it — the measure, Proposition 19, appears to have at least a decent chance of winning, so far drawing considerable support in polls from a coalition of Democrats, independents, younger voters and men as Election Day nears.

The Internet has made it easier than ever to trace roots, on sites like ancestry.com, which is a partner in "Who Do You Think You Are?" Mike Ward, the site's public relations director, said users had built 14 million family trees so far, drawing on the millions of census documents, draft cards, passenger lists and so on available there.

But Mr. Urwand, 35, offers the most stinging take by far, drawing on material from German and American archives to argue that the relationship between Hollywood and the Third Reich ran much deeper — and went on much longer — than any scholar has so far suggested.

Officers have a strong DNA profile but have so far drawn a blank on the national database.

Fossil hunters have so far drawn a virtual blank on the period from 3 million to 2.4 million years ago.

They have organized petition drives and walking tours that have so far drawn more than 3,000 people.

The free agents who have so far drawn their interest – running back Mike Goodson, linebacker Antwan Barnes, receiver Brandon Gibson – would seem smart additions, if they're amenable to reasonable deals.

The plan so far, drawn up by SCAF, is for the new parliament to elect a committee to write up a new constitution.