Sentence examples for is sure to draw from inspiring English sources

The government is sure to draw international criticism.

The trade is sure to draw objections from some Mets fans.

— If you're Rick Santorum, making a crack about a pink bowling ball is sure to draw some unwanted attention.

It promises both "violent destruction" and "deeply personal tenderness", and Clowes's reputation is sure to draw wide interest.

But last week's Sunday Telegraph carried a line that is sure to draw the ire of its proprietor.

Because of their height, blonde hair and similar styles, Bouchard is sure to draw more comparisons with Sharapova, especially if she continues to make progress in the rankings.

The most dangerous are sure to draw the most attention.

But these comments are sure to draw almost universal -- and international -- condemnation.

But his aides cautioned that such a large event would be sure to draw press attention.

The debate will be sure to draw opposition, most fiercely from teachers' unions.

Installing the fryer behind a window on Eighth Avenue was sure to draw attention.