Sentence examples for little drawn from inspiring English sources
"I admit I was a little drawn to the D.S.K. plot at first," Fenster told me.
At just under two hours, "Shun-kin" feels a little drawn out.
They were both in their forties, both blond, both good-looking, though a little drawn around the eyes and mouth — she in a navy-blue blazer, he in a yellow button-down shirt.
My only criticism might be that some scenes felt a little drawn out and certain events felt a little tedious, but that could be because it is designed for a younger audience.
He looked tired and a little drawn, but his audience was, if anything, more rapt than usual because they knew that just weeks earlier he had done something extraordinary: turned down a $40 million offer to coach the N.B.A.'s Los Angeles Lakers.
Over the next few minutes, little drawn figures quickly populate the rich red sand, as they tell tales of spirits, their ancestors' history – or simply news about the neighbours.
This is a really pretty little drawing booklet.
Honestly, that little drawing two pages back should be all you need.
Once that's all done, you can access your council's contact details easily enough and reporting an "incident" is simple, if a little drawn-out.
The same pair appeared in the program's final ballet, "I'm Old Fashioned," Robbins's homage to Fred Astaire, which can feel a little drawn-out (and if only someone would fix the men's ghastly waiters-at-a-convention-center costumes).
Tank — he'd been in my band, co-leader, co-founder, and we'd written songs together till that went sour — had said she was fat enough to eat and I'd said, "Yeah, just let me fire up the barbie," and Clover had given me her little drawn-down pout of disgust because I was being juvenile.
