Sentence examples for hardly drawn from inspiring English sources

Lenin had hardly drawn his last breath on Jan.

Directors and theater executives said they were hardly drawn to ensemble plays as a way to save money; every additional actor at Playwrights Horizons costs $10,000 more in salary and benefits, Mr. Sanford said.

Either way, it was the sort of student television report that would have hardly drawn much attention four years ago, before the advent of YouTube and the wider proliferation of politically oriented blogs.

Thus the cast kick off with their best-known cover, Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'", and have hardly drawn breath before we're treated to a series of solo performances, from a show-stopping "Don't Rain on My Parade" by Lea Michele (the show's uptight diva Rachel) to a moving rendition of Christina Aguilera's "Beautiful" by the big-voiced Amber Riley (who plays bolshy Mercedes).

Remarking on the Lumière film and its relative lack of descendants, the filmmaker Harun Farocki wrote, "The first camera in the history of cinema was pointed at a factory, but a century later it can be said that film is hardly drawn to the factory and is even repelled by it".

Zinc oxide (ZnO), with comparable bandgap energy as that of TiO2 (rutile), has hardly drawn as much attention as a photocatalyst.

And they hardly drew people through the turnstiles just to see them.

The interracial couple would hardly draw a stare in most states.

THE small label above the buzzer Sal Mosca -- hardly draws attention to this three-story building on Fifth Avenue here.

They pour their hearts out, but hardly draw breath for long enough to do anything about it.

(He hardly draws on the east, beyond referring to the numbered list of a Chinese restaurant menu).