Sentence examples for now it draws from inspiring English sources
Now it draws only a few diners.
Now it draws from much of Long Island and from the local area, where people might not know what a zeppole is, but show up nonetheless.
Now, it draws about 140,000 visitors a year -- and gasps of awe -- but it is failing in the most basic function of a house: providing shelter.
Now it draws holidaymakers in their droves in August, but outside of this short peak season its 60 beaches are gloriously crowd-free; and even in August your fellow tourists are unlikely to be Brits, who prefer chichi Île de Ré further south over its wilder Atlantic cousin.
Now it is drawing up a law that would make bail-outs easier, and avoid nationalisations or closures.Perhaps the biggest lesson from Shinsei's experience is that reforming banks one at a time creates as many problems as it solves.
"Increasingly now it is drawing the eye of legal scholars and the public at large".
"Cardboard is a commodity, and right now it's drawing a pretty good price," Mr. Lauro said.
Now it is drawing fire from conservatives who say Mr. Bush's support is merely an attempt to win favor with moderate swing voters in 2004.
And now it is drawing to a close, as emergency management officials thank volunteers for their efforts and gently push them out of disaster area.
Though her blog is languishing now, it has drawn an astonishing 10 million visitors.
