Sentence examples for long drawing from inspiring English sources

He can appear almost menacing when he wants to — holding someone's hand too long, drawing too close.

He can appear almost menacing when he wants to holding someone's hand too long, drawing too close.

When he was asked about Roosevelt's relationship with Churchill, he went on for almost as long, drawing blank stares from the media section.

The play feels much too long, drawing out dialogues as if the audience had as much time to kill as the listless manor residents.

But Mr. Kinnear is before long drawing us back to the text, teasing out fresh readings from a play so familiar that it can sometimes be hard to hear.

As with other plays from this period, though, "Autumn" feels too long, drawing out dialogues and points as if the audience had as much time to kill as the listless manor residents.

And those factors have long drawn many stars to HBO.

Contemporary fashion has long drawn on religion for inspiration.

But I'm anticipating a long drawn out stand-off".

But apparently Nilas Martins has been long drawn to composing.

Despite this success, Sabean has long drawn local criticism for a failure to develop position players.