Sentence examples for he drew to from inspiring English sources

He drew to within a homer of Hank Aaron's record.

By 2 30 in the morning, as he drew to a close, you could see his face just fine.

They include more than the hot pursuit of Osama bin Laden, his Al Qaeda collaborators and the thousands of Arab and other foreign fighters he drew to Afghanistan.

It could also have used a more generous acknowledgment of the hope Lindsay brought to minorities, the talent he drew to government, his passionate advocacy for America's cities.

The analogy he drew to viewing art at the museum was pure Hemingway: "The tourist should be introduced to an attractive woman quite unclothed with no draperies, no concealments and no conversation and only the plainest of beds".

As he drew to a close he called on the audience to recognise that "if we believe that we are as humans interdependent, then we have to engage in this crisis" before adding that "we have to do what we know is right".

The closer he draws to the present, the more spirited Mr. Thant becomes.

Who is Jeff Miller, and what comparison did he draw to Columbus's "time"?

Mostly, he draws to put on paper whatever is currently manifesting in his mind.

What did he draw to represent the afternoon?

He is drawn to nonsystems; he's also drawn to the noneasy.