Sentence examples for said to draw from inspiring English sources

Not enough teenage remains have been scrutinized, he said, to draw a meaningful conclusion.

Teenage girls who intentionally cut themselves are said to draw friends into the behavior.

The soapy runoff slides into a gray-water system that's said to draw impurities out through a small network of mulch-like filters.

Her fundraising emails are said to draw a greater response than any other Democrat besides Clinton and President Obama - she amassed $42m £26mm) for her 2012 Senate race.

Here was an opportunity, bar associations and law professors said, to draw a line separating big money from judicial decision making.

The "Eastern Establishment" is not held to be a Communist front; it is simply the "Eastern Establishment," and no more need be said to draw catcalls.

There are no data yet, he says, to draw firm conclusions.

But the two Vietnam veterans knew what to say to draw the heat out of the argument.

The new tool was designed, the company says, to draw attention to the user's unique voice and perspective.

Gags about sexuality were said to have drawn a "muted reaction" from the conservative crowd.

Mr. Morsi quashed the idea, advisers said, to avoid drawing the generals back into politics.