Sentence examples for site drawing from inspiring English sources

The town was excavated and is now a Unesco heritage site, drawing millions of visitors a year.

Today, it is the world's most heavily trafficked newspaper Web site, drawing nearly twenty-two million visitors a month.

Mr. Walker's boring blog quickly became a hit as other bloggers linked to his site, drawing more visitors and still more links.

A post on the MacRumors site, drawing from the Mac Otakara story, included a cautionary note that began, "Should this rumor prove to be true..."...

Rather than bringing in water supplies from elsewhere, the British set up a water-bottling plant on site, drawing the water from the two existing boreholes.

He struggled to fathom Utzon's style, which was, in the end, not so much a style as a manner of working: understanding the site, drawing ideas from nature and ancient buildings, then synthesizing forms that emphasized human comfort and delight.

The site draws more than 3.8 million visitors a month.

The shutdown of Mr. Zhao's site drew attention and condemnation this week elsewhere online.

This segment of the "Restoring Byzantium" Web site draws on Macromedia Flash and Apple QuickTime technologies.

One site drew 67 police calls in 1999, she said, always between midnight and 5 a.m.

Mr. Shapiro said the move would provide more transparency because the White House site drew so much traffic.