Sentence examples for it's drawn out from inspiring English sources

Hella fast and loud, too (with a lot of bang-bang), but Harry Gregson-Williams' deft electro-orchestral score -- which Wiseman explains in its slightly-slower tempo "resonates more when it's drawn out just a little bit longer against that action" -- well complements the environment and experience.

The line "She laughs" sits plain on a page, but as sung, it's drawn out, two full measures, four beats to each word.

When she finally gets to the death of the original cat it's drawn out for like two full minutes as the narrator details every last movement and finally says "at some point in the night she laid down her head and passed away"—same diction, same tone of voice as when your mom tells you your dog or grandma died.

But instead it's drawn out the primary calendar".

It was drawn out because the South Yorkshire police and their former officers again, despite all that was known, repeated their blame of the victims, which the families' lawyers had to challenge day after day.

It is long, it is drawn out and it demands patience.

Antero-laterally, it is drawn out and articulates to the tgpl via a pivot joint (Table 2).

Medio-proximally, it is drawn out and forms a pivot joint with the posterior stw (Table 2).

It was drawn out of the shadow of expectation that seems to haunt its domestic game with an unexpected 1-1 draw in Turkey against Galatasaray in the first leg of their Round of 16 match.

The last time the sides met was an FA Cup second-round tie in January 1968, which Colchester won 2-0, meaning this Essex derby had been eagerly anticipated since it was drawn out of the hat.

God, or particular goods, which reflect the goodness of God, "For God having unfolded his Perfections in the Creation with almost infinite Variety, and as it were drawn out himself into a numerous issue of Secondary goods, our Love becomes also Multiplied" (12).