Sentence examples for steadily drawn from inspiring English sources

Recently, I have been slowly but steadily drawn back in.

He wore two hats, officials said, as the leader of Al Qaeda's franchise in East Africa and a top field commander for the Shabab, the Somali militant group that started as a homegrown insurgency but has steadily drawn closer to Al Qaeda and expanded its ambitions, carrying out a suicide attack in Uganda last summer that killed dozens.

The story is an old one: in search of a quieter way of life, Joe and Kate Ruttledge have traded their careers in London for a farm near a small Irish village, where they learn how to raise sheep and are steadily drawn into the lives of their neighbors.

Millions of women are being steadily drawn to the realization that it is possible to discard the notion of the young, thin, flawless model as the only standard of beauty.

The U.S. government has steadily drawn itself into the conflict, supplying the Mexican military with training, intelligence and equipment -- some of which inevitably finds its way into the narcos' hands.

When he says he's going to steadily draw down U.S. forces, he means what he says".

Their opponents tried to assert early, but Hosking and Copeland had edged ahead by halfway, and steadily drew clear thereafter.

When he says he's going to steadily draw down US forces, he means what he says".

The presence of Iranian troops would raise the stakes in a revolution that is steadily drawing in neighbouring states.

The company has been steadily drawing down its $7 billion line of credit, and has only about $600 million left.

The Marines have been steadily drawing down this year in Anbar Province, which includes Falluja, and they will be gone from the Falluja area by next month.