Sentence examples for only drawn from inspiring English sources

Fulham have only drawn one game this season.

Emmanuel Adebayor could barely believe Spurs had only drawn.

By cutting it out, the authorities have, of course, only drawn attention to it.

But United were satisfied with a point, all the more so upon discovering that Forest had only drawn at Arsenal.

Scott Painter, TrueCar's founder, says that so far such publicity has only drawn dealers' attention to the attractions of using the website.

But even this breakthrough, which closes the file on one of Japan's biggest criminal investigations, has only drawn attention to a catalog of police failures.

And we're not only drawn to this way of relating to the world; we remember information conveyed in stories better than information presented any other way.

Howard, who has only drawn about half of his technicals from the rule change, received his 15th technical last season with a month left.

The titles of the era were so dull that projectionists often screened them on closed curtains, which were only drawn when the action began.

They have not only drawn political fire from the larger society for their actions -- and inaction -- on social issues; they have also created a competition among themselves.

Mr. Bailey's gift has not only drawn the publicity that he shunned all his life but has also stirred up soul-searching within the congregation.