Sentence examples for it would be drawing from inspiring English sources

Momentum is still establishing itself as an organisation and recently said it would be drawing up rules to ensure people who are members of other parties cannot participate in its decision-making meetings.

The company announced that it would be drawing down the €1.5 billion ($2 billion) in convertible bonds offered to it by Microsoft earlier this week at the same time as the announcement of its $7.2 billion acquisition of Nokia's mobile phone business.

The US, fearing it would be drawn into an attritional campaign that added to its existing load in Iraq, had refused.

Dr. Balsinger said a national aquaculture framework was of "urgent" priority and predicted it would be drawn up within months, before permits were issued for the gulf.

Already there are bitter complaints that the deal will send prices soaring, while others argue the arrangement will damage the desert ecosystem from which it would be drawn.

PAGE A26 Company Ends Clinton Talks A major financial company has canceled negotiations with former President Bill Clinton over hiring him for a speech, fearing it would be drawn into the controversies swirling around Mr. Clinton.

Belgium feared it would be drawn into a war regardless, and sought to avoid that eventuality.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: There's a certain parallel, but I'm not sure why your conservative friends would be drawing it.

I knew that eventually she was going to make a bomb and hurt herself real bad and I'd be drawn into it.

With all the demand, it would seem reasonable that developers would be drawing up blueprints for new rinks all over the Island.

How likely is it that America would be drawn into two major conflicts at once?