Sentence examples for specially drawn from inspiring English sources
The phrase "specially drawn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been created or illustrated with a specific purpose or intention in mind.
Example: "The artist presented a collection of specially drawn illustrations that captured the essence of the story."
Alternatives: "specifically created" or "uniquely illustrated".
There's a typeface specially drawn to allow people with dyslexia to read and write more easily.
The author confirms the view that specially drawn districts must exist to ensure the election of African Americans and Latinos.
These last can be considered as very complex images, since distractors are irregularly placed in an off-lattice configuration and specially drawn to closely resemble the target.
But in 2006, the US supreme court ordered the specially drawn district reconfigured and restored as a Mexican-American "opportunity district".
The introductions provide a historical survey of each county's art and architecture, which is illustrated in a central section of over a hundred photographs and in the text by many specially drawn maps and plans.
Along with these, the decree provided the death penalty for drug trafficking, for rape, and, in a provision that appeared to be specially drawn to cover Mr. Hussein and his associates, for any activity relating to biological or chemical warfare.
During the design phase, regulators expressed concerns and insisted on a new specially drawn-up set of regulations to ensure battery safety.
D. V. Harry: Peculiar to English, ale drawn specially to celebrate a month (anag. less anag. incl. E, & lit).. R. J. Heald: Time around which we'll see tree that's cast first of autumn leaves (t in c(a ber, & lit).. R. Hesketh: This month's strong ale consumption breaks flipping record! (TB in rec. (rev).).
In order to spice it up, we created random event cards that are drawn on specially coloured squares.
Another amendment restricts missionary work to specially designated areas, drawing criticism from Muslim, Jewish and Russian Orthodox organisations.
The world's most beautiful people wear out their sandals on the sweltering sidewalks of South Beach, dressed in clothing specially made to draw attention to surgically perfected body parts.
