"The Apprentice" on NBC fared relatively better, drawing 7.2 million viewers to rank second place at 10. BENJAMIN TOFF.
For the first two days of the world championship match, chess fans arrayed in the Fulton Market Building in lower Manhattan had been forced to endure a pair of relatively staid draws.
A1 Convention demonstrations have barely interrupted the convention narrative and have drawn relatively little national media coverage despite the arrest of nearly 1,800 protesters.
This gradual pulling back of what many Americans have unquestioningly assumed was a blanket prohibition has drawn relatively little public notice.
"We were preparing ourselves for a very long haul in late '08, really preparing ourselves that this was going to be relatively long and drawn out," he said.
The Detroit meeting had drawn relatively little press notice, Mr. Brinkley said, and Mr. Kerry and other organizers of the march on Washington were determined to draw attention to their cause.
The flood of reality programming will be the first repercussion that many Americans will see in prime time from the writers' strike, an event that has drawn relatively little concern beyond Hollywood and Manhattan.
As a relatively new nation drawn from many different immigrant populations, each with its own culture of food, we Americans find ourselves without a strong, stable culinary tradition to guide us.
Similarly, I think it's plausible that the book's heroes are drawn relatively thinly not because Merrill is insufficiently attuned to their humanity but, rather, because she takes it absolutely for granted, and expects us to do the same.
Mr. Perry was not born into wealth, and while he has drawn relatively modest pay since 1985 as an elected official, he has made a small fortune on land transactions, some with the help of rich and politically connected friends.
