Sentence examples for may draw a from inspiring English sources

James may draw a fine for wearing them.

It's not jazz, though it may draw a crowd that knows about jazz.

Wise observers in those capitals and elsewhere may draw a more lasting conclusion too.

DROP Randy Newman's name to many people and you may draw a blank expression.

Ask moviegoers under 40 who she is, and you may draw a blank.

India is likely to suffer more terrorism from aggrieved Muslims which may draw a violent Hindu response.

Mr. Bush is making a swing through the region, and there are scattered local races on the ballots that may draw a few crowds.

"A controversial object may draw a visitor in but high quality engagement and interpretation should mean they leave having had a meaningful experience".

Gorsuch's outside activities may draw a private word from the Chief Justice, but Roberts would never presume (or want) to change Gorsuch's votes.

This may draw a line under what seemed like an escalation of a behind-the-scenes feud between EMI and Radiohead.

But the combination may draw a skeptical eye from government regulators concerned about the retail pharmacy market effectively shrinking to only a few big chains.