Sentence examples for folk draw from inspiring English sources
I suspect that you and a tiny group of like-minded folk draw up a plan; you choose which newspaper you'll leak it to; an anonymous spokesperson – coming ideally from a sub-committee – briefs a journalist and a "policy" is launched.
The recruits are made up of a combination of returnees – veteran lefties who deserted Labour in the past – and new folk drawn in by Mr Corbyn.
Alasdair Roberts No Earthly Man (Drag City) Scot Alasdair Roberts has released three excellent albums as Appendix Out and two under his own name, his spectral folk drawing comparisons with fellow travellers such as Will Oldham.
Ranjit Dhaliwal Aside from all the bits I probably shouldn't share with the outside world, my highlight was witnessing a top team of hungover Guardian folk drawing the strength to cajole around 150 festivalgoers into forming the symbols "g" and "2" on the hills overlooking the festival, so I could photograph them for Monday's G2 cover image.
And the Democrats in the Assembly let them, because the most important thing for the Democrats in the Assembly was not having their party control the policies and priorities of state government, but having their own folks draw the Assembly lines, protecting each and every member from the inconvenience of competition.
The community of policy advocates especially folks drawn from academic science and engineering is shockingly naïve about politics and the strategy of political action.
I like the zaniness, especially over-the-top Sue Sylvester, played by Jane Lynch, and adore the mix of folks drawn to the glee club.
So the question begs to be answered: What's the issue -- the lifestyle that goes along with the folks drawn to doing things like fast marathons, or the fast marathons themselves?
7.57pm BST The Somnambulist can't be bothered to worry - too much energy, and what's the point - so he's one of the few folk to draw the big stick out of his bag and wave it on the first tee.
The international theatre folk hastily drew up angry petitions protesting at the Arts Council's stupidity.
Ms. Mathlouthi, 31, grew up in Tunisia listening to Western rock and to the 1960s folk revival, drawn to its spirit of protest.
