Sentence examples for had drawn off from inspiring English sources

I-40, she said, had drawn off the young, leaving a median age of 50.

In each decade since about 1860, the Atchafalaya River had drawn off more water from the Mississippi than it had in the decade before.

I love writing screenplays and at times they have drawn off some of the writing energy which might have otherwise gone into stories.

By pumping heavily from wells that tap the aquifer under the Pecos River, Roswell's farmers have drawn off water that might otherwise find its way to the surface and flow downstream.

I asked him how he felt about the new piece, now that he had drawn it off the page, after weeks of study, and into the physical world.

The plan to close off streets had drawn criticism from shop owners, who feared it would hurt business.

She was excited about straightening her hair and then styling it into corkscrew curls for her interview with me and showed off pictures she had drawn of princesses, covered with hearts.

John Moody, the Fox senior vice president in charge of news, said his network, which positions itself as a "fair and balanced" antidote to what it says is a general liberal bias in the news media, had drawn viewers who were previously turned off by television news.

Going off of her incredible reviews, I had drawn her very differently in my mind.

Millard's circle was ticking off ways they could travel between the villages they had drawn.

Leinster had drawn level.