Sentence examples for satisfying draw from inspiring English sources
As England ended their topsy-turvy winter with an unusually satisfying draw, Australia were revealing the extent of the back problem that spared their captain Michael Clarke from the last rites of their 4-0 whitewash by India in Delhi.
Michael Pearson, Timbers Army, Portland: Two games in 5 days against two of the best teams in the West with really only the Cascadia Cup and a roster spot for next year as motivation, the Timbers came away with two strangely satisfying draws.
But while it would have been satisfying to draw parallels between the Clash's revolutionary tub-thumping of 1976 and the incendiary events of the week, the reality wasn't so neat.
In no way do I think we're on their level, but it's really satisfying to draw inspiration from other forms of entertainment.
The parties have been drawing robust, enthusiastic crowds, which is satisfying for the show's star, Courteney Cox, who is also one of the producers.
At the same time, the fact that the edited version is drawing complaints, too, speaks to the difficulty in satisfying different types of consumers with a mainstream ad.
The other bad deck is less immediately satisfying — the losses are smaller ($250) but more frequent, occurring about every second draw.
His highly readable biographies are well researched, drawing on new anecdotal material and up-to-date historiographical interpretations (thereby satisfying both journalistic and scholarly expectation).
Also satisfying was the game Exquisite Corpse, which takes off on the game originally played by the Surrealists, in which artists each draw a part of a work without seeing what others have draw.
