Sentence examples for focus on drawing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ellis said the development would focus on drawing residents next.

So now, unlike traditional preservationists, who focus on drawing lines around discrete pieces of the past, neighborhood advocates are looking at the larger context.

He said that he would try to expand the city's new alternative certification program significantly, with a focus on drawing people with math and science expertise.

He will focus on drawing sharp distinctions with Obama on economic policy, according to excerpts released in advance of the speech.

But his focus on drawing a contrast with Obama was relentless, and, for once, he sounded as if he genuinely believed what he was saying — or, at least, that he genuinely believed he could leave such an impression.

There is always a focus on drawing himself and his audience into the present and holding them there; you are not meant to interpret, only to exist fully with Mr. List in his world of indeterminacy.

The youth program, run by the National Automobile Dealers Association, focuses on drawing high school students into the profession.

James focuses on drawing the reader into a mass of ghostly voices surrounding "The Singer": CIA operatives, groupies, journalists.

A not-for-profit gallery focusing on drawing and housed in a canalside studio block in Hackney, the Drawing Room is a good thing.

He said he plans to continue on the course Mr. Spencer set, focusing on drawing jobs and economic development to Yonkers and improving schools.

Instead, governments are focusing on drawing up a new climate change treaty by the end of 2015, which would stipulate emissions cuts for the period after 2020.