Sentence examples for preparing to draw from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Mattis was handing in his resignation, the Pentagon was preparing to draw down forces in Afghanistan.

Jillette removed his ring, put it down on the paper, unclipped a pen from his shirt, and leaned forward, preparing to draw.

But if this suggested that Mr. Barak was preparing to draw back from the Camp David proposals, the interview with Yediot Ahronot today suggested the opposite.

Montgomery County is preparing to draw up a savings plan in coming weeks in response to a budget shortfall of nearly $120 million.

Yet even as he did so, the president Sepp Blatter was preparing to draw a line under the affair and claiming the report exonerated him as critics lined up to question the effectiveness of the investigation.

Apple is preparing to draw scores of eyes to Cupertino later today as it unboxes a clutch of new iPhones, including a new premium handset, called the iPhone X, slated to have a near bezel-less OLED display, a 3D face unlock feature and a $1,000+ price-tag, while bringing various new camera and feature tweaks — many of which have leaked in recent weeks.

Amelia returns just as the men prepare to draw lots.

House and Senate members held the first of 20 public hearings, as lawmakers prepare to draw new district lines.

How could such thoughts come to a mind that in professional settings is prepared to draw conclusions only if they're based on very reliable data.

But never so useful as when he donned that helmet, flexed that bullwhip and prepared to draw blood; never so useful as when he pinned "Never" to his swaggering chest.

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