Sentence examples for moved to draw from inspiring English sources
Seeing the strange, shabby Pinfold embrace the unconscious dog, Georgie is moved to draw as he never has before.
The Justice Department has moved to draw public attention to the problem and marshal resources to combat it as part of a broader effort against religious discrimination.
Everyone was doing something and whether or not it was recognizable to me wasn't as important as the fact that they were moved to draw something based on what they saw.
The controversy started to quiet by Tuesday as Republicans moved to draw attention to Clinton's email practices as secretary of state, which had come under investigation by the FBI.
Democratic societies have moved to draw stark lines between military and police, said Jason Fritz, a former Army officer and a lecturer at Johns Hopkins University who focuses on the militarization of police.
With evident glee, aides to Mrs. Clinton's opponent in the United States Senate race, Rick A. Lazio, moved to draw attention to the report almost the moment it moved on the wires.
Osborne said earlier that he would block any EU move to draw on an emergency fund containing British money for the new bailout programme.
WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney's campaign on Wednesday opened a new, more aggressive phase to capture the Republican nomination by moving to draw sharp distinctions with Newt Gingrich in the final weeks before voting begins.
That issue will be among those explored Wednesday at hearings in Chicago, Philadelphia and Research Triangle Park in North Carolina, as the Environmental Protection Agency moves to draw up mercury regulations for coal-burning power plants by the end of the year.
PAGE A3 A Move to Draw Smiles After four years in a far-off corner of the Louvre, the "Mona Lisa" was moved back this week to a large 19th-century gallery, overlooking the Seine, that has been refurbished and redesigned.
That question will be among those explored on Wednesday at hearings in Chicago, Philadelphia and Research Triangle Park in North Carolina, as the Environmental Protection Agency moves to draw up mercury regulations for coal-burning power plants by the end of the year.
