Sentence examples for term drawing from inspiring English sources

Creighton Michael leads those stretching the meaning of the term drawing.

Harper, though, had been passing his jail term drawing, selling commissioned pictures to other inmates for a few bucks apiece.

Here Mr Zapatero threw caution to the winds in his first term, drawing up a new statute for the Catalans and negotiating with ETA, the violent Basque separatist group, in the teeth of PP opposition.

In March 2012, with President Dmitri A. Medvedev's term drawing to a close and Mr. Putin set to succeed him for his own third presidential term, Mr. Medvedev included Ms. Osipova on a list of 32 cases that he asked the prosecutor's office to examine.

They even split the term, drawing a distinction between the trucker-cap-wearing New Yorkers of 1999-2003, and a more recent type of cool kid, keen on such low-tech status symbols as typewriters, fixed-wheel bikes, and the kind of outdated instrumentation used on records by Arcade Fire, Animal Collective and Grizzly Bear.

Although with largely ceremonial powers, the president is elected for seven-year term, drawing strong interest.

No term draws a tighter link between demotic political anger and professorial chin-stroking than "relativism".

But much of the recent activity falls under a new buzzword: "hacktivism," a portmanteau term drawn from "hacker" and "activism".

When Mr. Lindsay's second term drew to a close, welfare rolls had more than doubled, to 1.2 million people.

In "Liberal-in-Chief," Adam Gopnik writes about Barack Obama's increasing liberalism as his Presidential term draws to a close.

As his term drew to a close, Mr. López Portillo built a five-mansion retreat near Mexico City.