Sentence examples for offer drawing from inspiring English sources
Other times the celebrity would cooperate, particularly if crab or snail was on offer, drawing huge crowds to this farming hamlet on the northern coast of Taiwan after each sighting.
Each of these institutes has something unique to offer, drawing excellent local researchers as well as exceptional international scientists.
Share why they're not a fit and volunteer an open ear to listen to what type of job they really want and provide any advice that you can offer, drawing from your own experiences.
Since winning two of their opening four league games, the Finn's new-look side have taken just two points from the last 12 on offer, drawing at home to Charlton and Blackpool and suffering defeats at Brentford and Ipswich.
Dubbed 'The Royal Navy Engineer Officer Challenge', five interactive missions are on offer – drawing from realistic Royal Navy training tasks – which utilise some of the iPhone's hardware features, such as the touch screen (obviously) and accelerometer.
With only a handful of maps and guns to play around with, it's hard not to raise eyebrows at the luxury £40 price-tag of Battlefront's Season Pass DLC – with the small quantity of repetitive content on offer drawing some parallels with 2014's Destiny.
The offer drew a response from hundreds of fans.
The offer drew fierce opposition from the state Attorney General at the time, Andrew M. Cuomo.
Indeed, Mr. Hefner's offer drew interest from at least one other would-be buyer on Monday.
Bezos's offer drew a mixed response from Prime members, with some begging Amazon not to offer the pee tape to them.
Schumer's decision to withdraw the border wall offer drew rebukes from Republicans, who accused him and Democrats of not taking ongoing talks seriously.
