Sentence examples for literally drawn from inspiring English sources

Yet the precise patterns on the runway, which at first glance looked like chevron rugs, were literally drawn in sand.

By July, a curtain was literally drawn to separate McCain from the reporters traveling on his plane.

The theme isn't completely artsy and, in fact, the only entry that had to do with things that are literally drawn is 55 Across (CARICATURE).

"All of these countries — whether it's Iraq or Syria or Lebanon — were literally drawn with lines in the sand," says Dexter Filkins.

Every piece was literally drawn in the round, as seen in the cache of 100 sketches on show that includes a 1956 romper suit, ballooning gently at the hips and a full-skirted dress with curving sailor collar.

But in a region where the first municipal boundaries were quite literally drawn around racial groups and where segregation is still the norm, we need more than fleeting allusions to social equity.

He literally drew a stem and a leaf.

Here the artist is literally drawing in glass.

Crystal comes in one of the widest ranges of colours available; I could literally draw in crystal on to garments.

"It was as if he was literally drawing me down the corridor into a movie and I had no agency.

Mr. Obama derided the idea as "a Shell game — literally," drawing distinctions with Mrs. Clinton and Senator John McCain of Arizona, the presumptive Republican nominee.