Sentence examples for only drew in from inspiring English sources

The Swans needed a point to guarantee qualification from their final Group A game but progressed in second place as Kuban Krasnodar only drew in Valencia.

That's huge for comparison, Mad Men's much-anticipated series finale only drew in 3.3 million.

However, despite such positive feedback, the show's debut only drew in 5.64 million viewers and continued to have extremely low ratings.

"The Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story" only drew in 1.2 million viewers, but garnered considerable buzz, which is sure to be the case with the cabler's "Full House" follow-up.

Price comparison sites are great for bargain shoppers, but individual retailers are also realizing that mobile phone applications not only draw in more customers, they also raise brand awareness.

In Mississippi, private schools can only draw in-state students from within a 20-mile radius of the school, according to the association's executive director, Ennis Proctor; the Sidneys lived 28.6 miles from Piney Woods, according to Brent.

So now I only draw in my notebook.

And their unchecked proliferation isn't only drawing in hungry herons; it's destroying valuable Cape marshland.

Even my five-year old daughter will only draw in socialist red," he added with a grin.

Sloan even tossed around the world "monopoly" a couple of times, though he anticipated modern economic theory in believing that a true monopoly could never hold because any company making runaway profits or sacking its buyers with poor wares would only draw in competitors who would be its undoing.

That's the awkward truth facing English football's elites after Claudio Ranieri's side extended their lead at the top to five points by beating Watford, while nearest rivals Tottenham and Arsenal could only draw in the north London derby.