Sentence examples for that drew big from inspiring English sources

That drew big laughs.

That drew big money to Cyprus, which grew more creative about how to handle it.

While the works that drew big numbers were disparate, each one was a quintessential example of its author's work.

Robert Wetenhall, an American financier, owns the Alouettes, a C.F.L. team that drew big crowds last fall, offering cheap tickets and a largely Canadian cast on the playing field.

But perhaps more telling are the other games that drew big crowds.

He has hit a lot of the same notes that drew big applause in a barn speech in Hilliard, Ohio, last night.

A little farther north and west is Sal & Doms, a bakery that draws big crowds on weekends.

In the Times recently, the historian Margaret MacMillan pointed out a few, clustering around the folly of "toxic nationalisms" that draw big powers into smaller local disputes, with the Russians trying to play a better hand today in Syria than they played in Serbia a century ago.

These cars have the über-engineered carbon fiber bodies, obscene amounts of horsepower and excessive creature comforts (silver champagne flutes and lambswool carpeting, anyone?) that draw big price tags.

During the summer they do have a music and cultural festival that draws big name artists.

He has built a phenomenal brand and television product that draws big ratings.