Sentence examples for senior draws from inspiring English sources
Senior draws on the work of Steven Mintz, a historian on childhood, who explains that before the 19th century childhood was considered "a time of deficiency and incompleteness," wherein new babies went by "it" and children, if they made it past infancy, received no special protection either at home -- no safety gates or bumpers there -- or at the mill or on the farm, where they toiled.
After a season that began with preseason all-American accolades failed to live up to expectations — Taylor still averages 14.7 points, 4 assists and 3.7 rebounds per game — the senior drew a fair share of criticism for not being more aggressive.
Basic human respect existed in our locker room, seniors drew a line, I refused to have my self-worth depreciated and our singular goal of winning on Saturdays trumped by any momentary pleasure one received from hazing another player.
In three of his five years at lsu, Saban had top-rated recruiting classes, meaning the 25 high school seniors drawn to a college by a football scholarship.
Kyle Edmund, who played in the senior draw for the first time this year, losing at the first-round stage to Jerzy Janowicz, is one of 13 Britons still to play their first-round matches.
NEW YORK TIMES Consumer Unit for Seniors Draws a Famous Name | Hubert H. Humphrey III, the son of the deceased former vice president, will lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's "older Americans" unit.
But Wittman had an impressive season as a senior and drew some suitors from the Big Ten.
For Michigan State (27-9), the senior guard Drew Neitzel was limited to 6 points on 2-of-8 shooting.
His first project in his senior year drawing class was a sketch of a campus courtyard; he numbered it and entered it into a notebook.
Fraser, a senior, also drew an offensive foul from St. Raymond's forward Davonne Folkes and aggravated a hip injury on the play.
On other occasions they forge canny but tense alliances, with brain as the senior partner, drawing our attention to special feats of construction, nudging us to notice motifs and asking us to place meaning before pleasure.
