Sentence examples for growing drawing from inspiring English sources

The Uncut movement in the UK, now months old, seems to be growing, drawing support from among a wide cross-section of society, and continuing to produce dozens of rolling actions on a weekly basis, like this weekend's "occupations" of RBS bank branches across the country.

"I'd say, 'I'll keep writing until you guys come to your senses.' " Mr. Zucker brushed aside the suggestion that NBC's openness to "Kingpin" was a response to the growing drawing power of cable.

But witnesses said it quickly grew, drawing on broader anger at the stubborn persistence of Libya's militias, whose power long ago eclipsed that of the country's weak government.

The vines are buried, to encourage roots to grow, drawing more nutrients out of the soil to feed only a few favored fruits to ripen on the main stem.

Moreover, it wasn't being taken seriously by those around me — 'It happens,' 'There's nothing you can do about it,'ItIt's only teasing".' Since that early, tentative action in 2006, Blank Noise has grown, drawing in women from across India.

A walking trail to the falls leads past a campground and through a stand of eucalypts, from which bromeliads grow, drawing their water from the spray of the distant falls.

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Even many Congressional campaigns have grown drawn out and exorbitant.

The very remoteness that makes the misty, mountain-locked Indian state of Sikkim a growing draw for tourists has made it difficult to provide relief to victims of the earthquake this Sunday, which has claimed at least 22 lives in the state so far.

She observes her son growing and drawing through internet.

They also indicate a diverse and growing enterprise, drawing on a wide range of disciplinary, political and philosophical perspectives and a mix of definitions, targets, approaches, strategies and mechanisms.