Sentence examples for may draw the from inspiring English sources

Bowie may draw the biggest crowds, but Boulez does not lack for admirers.

You may draw the line at cooking with a corrosive ingredient best handled with gloves.

But their arguments about the effect of the intense coverage of the trial may draw the most interest.

But he may draw the broader historical conclusion that the imposition of torture and repressive violence has a habit of undermining the political legitimacy of world-class powers.

While most of the updates are not news in our view, the one that may draw the most attention is the liquidity position of the company.

All eight suspects will stand trial before a Shariah court and may draw the death penalty, said Sheik Sharif Ahmed, chairman of the Islamic Courts Union.

Political analysts say Mrs. Young may have a point, that Dr. McMahon's candidacy may draw to the surface the anti-Hillary sentiment suspected even within her party.

Some pets may chew it, and small children may draw on the book or tear the pages if left unsupervised.

According to some predictions, banks may draw on the cheap credit even more enthusiastically than they did in December.

A simple thought experiment may draw out the implications of this idea.

This quasi-retributive thought may draw on the same emotional wellspring as retributivism.