Sentence examples for has drawn large from inspiring English sources

And yes, the use of supertitles has drawn large new audiences to the opera house.

Since Thursday, a series of hastily arranged hearings across the state has drawn large, boisterous crowds.

Germany, too, has drawn large numbers of immigrants, particularly from Turkey.

The colourful spectacle (some would say tacky, but I'm far more generous than that) has drawn large audiences.

Though the work in New York has been uneven, the festival has drawn large audiences -- young, racially diverse and enthusiastic, even by downtown standards.

An exhibition of 30 historic flags related to Texas at the Museum of Fine Arts here has drawn large crowds since it opened in January.

Correction: This article incorrectly stated that Sanders has drawn larger crowds at campaign rallies than Hillary Clinton.

Certain hot races have drawn large turnouts, while participation in others has been sparse.

But lately, openings for photography exhibitions in the neighborhood have drawn large crowds after dark.

"I could probably get lynched!" A century ago, Clive Baldwin's talents would have drawn large audiences across America.

It's unclear how the referendum will go – rallies across Crimea have drawn large crowds for both Ukraine and Russia.