Sentence examples for regularly drawn from inspiring English sources

Furnishings and decorative objects in his paintings were regularly drawn from his own collection.

Since 2006, its public galleries, which had regularly drawn rave reviews for its shows, have been shuttered.

Mr. Pitt and his organization, Whosoever Ministries, have stood apart from others in the way they have regularly drawn crowds of more than 5,000.

The program's average ratings have fallen only slightly from its first season to its current, the third, when it has regularly drawn 15 million viewers per episode.

Against Sydney FC, after Saba's red card Western Sydney's midfield two were regularly drawn forward to apply pressure, leaving spaces for Corey Gameiro and Alex Brosque, a factor which played a part in the Sky Blues' derby winner.

The Guardian highlights that Conservative candidates in winnable seats are more regularly drawn from business and the military, while Labour candidates are much more likely to have worked in Westminster for a politician or a thinktank.

You regularly draw attention to yourself.

Amazingly, snooker regularly drew a bigger audience.

And Mr. Simon regularly drew on varieties of Americana, particularly gospel.

Her range, from Shakespeare to musicals, regularly drew praise.

He regularly draws crowds of 500 or more.