Sentence examples for should be drawing to from inspiring English sources

From his hideout near the border with neighbouring Congo, Mr Rwasa levies "war taxes" and makes impossible demands of the Burundian government.Burundi's civil war, which has seen 300,000 people killed and 1.2m flee their homes, should be drawing to a close.

Yet she's still tuned-in just enough to know how wrong things are and that her time living at home is — and should be — drawing to a close.

Again, a connection should be drawn to Marianne Moore who shares something with Auden in this way.

The districts should be drawn to encourage, not stifle, political competition.

How much attention should be drawn to a candidate's race?

Population pyramids intended for comparison should be drawn to the same scale and should depict the same age categories.

It isn't hard to see why contemporary eerie culture should be drawn to such evidence of record and detection.

It's striking that men so louche should be drawn to seemingly monastic work, but not in the end surprising.

In order to be used as a conductor of magnet wire, the copper or aluminum wire should be drawn to a proper size.

A special attention should be drawn to improve the thermal quality of the building envelope with real consideration of the Tunisian climate specificity.

Zafris is an abundantly talented writer, but she seems to be shackled by conventional notions of how stories should be drawn to tidy conclusions.