Sentence examples for longer drawn from inspiring English sources

Snaresbrook's juries are no longer drawn exclusively from the East End; north-east London is tapped as well.

Moviegoers were no longer drawn to the sheer recording ability of motion pictures; they demanded imaginative entertainment instead.

But he also said he believed that young viewers were no longer drawn to his program "because they want people to talk less".

What's different now is that students are no longer drawn into the us-against-them polemics that prevailed a generation ago.

Local governments, no longer drawn by land-fee windfalls, would be less prone to the sort of high-handed land-grabs that have triggered tens of thousands of protests in recent years and this month the death of the grandmother.

If the players were no longer drawn from the farmlands of both countries, they were still made of the same metal: hard, ruthless, profoundly competitive sorts for whom rugby was the ultimate expression of nationhood.

Their presence indicated that the protests were no longer drawing only the young, urban, and educated.

Also on Wednesday, Charlie Hebdo cartoonist Luz announced he would no longer draw the prophet Muhammad.

But across the rich world "test-tube babies" no longer draw a second glance.

Car-burnings still run at thousands a year but no longer draw much public comment.

Examples of excessive consumerism no longer draw envious sighs; they are now a cue for laughter.