Sentence examples for let him draw from inspiring English sources

"Lady," he told Mrs. Lerman, "he's only 10 years old, let him draw".

He cut deals with Nelson Rockefeller, the Republican governor of New York, who in 1970 handed him a pencil and let him draw his own congressional district.

And she let him put his hands inside her dress, and let him draw her over to the narrow couch where they were supposed to sleep at night.

The Foreign Office also waived its 30-year-rule to let him draw on official records, enabling him to provide considerable detail about the person he clearly considers his story's most unsung hero: Margaret Thatcher.

"Lady," he told Mrs. Lerman, "he's only 10 years old, let him draw". But then, he said, "As soon as I saw the slides, I flipped". Within two years Jonathan, at 12, had his first solo show.

In the video, Payne could be heard telling another officer that as a first responder he could "bring them all the transients and take good patients elsewhere" if Wubbels refused to let him draw blood.

Nights, I moved nearer to my husband, letting him draw me close.

He remembers his father telling him stories about Huck Finn, Zorro, and Spider-Man, and letting him draw in church, which he managed by holding a pen with both hands.

The result is that Biden's backslapping bonhomie with congressional Republicans lets him draw a contrast with both Obama's cerebral style and Clinton's more Manichean worldview, and that may be a contrast that voters find appealing.

Brooks's script requires her to be saintly in her patience with Melvin, while standing up to him when it's necessary; she also plays the concerned mom to a sick kid as well as the magical muse for Melvin's artist neighbor (Greg Kinnear), inspiring him back into productivity by letting him draw her nude.

Make things easier and better for him by putting on a brave face and letting him draw his strength from you.