Sentence examples for ones are being drawn from inspiring English sources

Old lines are being further entrenched and new ones are being drawn, with graduates and Londoners set poles apart from the rest of the nation".

Old lines are being further entrenched and new ones are being drawn, with graduates and Londoners set poles apart from the rest of the nation". Asked which two or three factors "you personally think are most responsible" for current economic fears, "immigrants undercutting British workers" is seen as important by 46% in the Guardian/ICM survey.

You can't account for why you want to explore one life as opposed to another.... [but] at some point I felt that irresistible, almost as if one's being drawn into the orbit of another life, almost a physical sensation.

"The idea that computers can change the way we connect with one another — that was where I was being drawn," she recalled.

Curbs on junk food adverts and two-for-one deals for biscuits and cakes are being drawn up in Downing Street as Theresa May prepares for a U-turn on obesity, The Times has learnt.

Its chief executive, Bepi Pezzulli, said one idea that was being drawn up was Dublin as satellite because the Irish legal system was closest to the principles of English law that financiers were accustomed to.

Instead, there was a sense - one more than one occasion - that a line was being drawn in the asphalt and that the center would just have to be approved as Olberz wanted it, period.

I hear one saying, "Right, now we're being drawn into L-shaped attacks, so they're planting IEDs in front of them".

No changes were forthcoming, no one was being fired, reassigned, drawn and quartered, excommunicated, deported.

One troubling possibility: youths are being maligned to draw attention from the reality that it's actually middle-aged adults — the parents — whose behavior has worsened.

Seasoned scientists aren't the only ones being drawn in; A*STAR is attracting promising young talent, too.