Sentence examples for that it would be drawing from inspiring English sources

The company announced that it would be drawing down the €1.5 billion ($2 billion) in convertible bonds offered to it by Microsoft earlier this week at the same time as the announcement of its $7.2 billion acquisition of Nokia's mobile phone business.

The French government, which owns almost 20% of the company, moved to reassure investors after Renault shares fell sharply on fears that it would be drawn into the scandal engulfing VW, although the carmaker's value remains 10% lower than when news broke.

The United States Embassy in Moscow released a statement warning that "it would be irresponsible to draw conclusions about the death or assign guilt before autopsy results are analyzed and an investigation is carried out".

It would make sense then that I would be drawn to "more responsible" and often, therefore, more critical partners.

Melodies are the thing that I would be drawn into first.

With all the demand, it would seem reasonable that developers would be drawing up blueprints for new rinks all over the Island.

The whole point was that somebody would be drawing this who had never seen the animal.

Even if the Sudanese government did let a UN force in, it is unclear who would contribute to it, though it is understood that its troops would be drawn mainly from African and Arab countries.

That represents an awful lot of cash that would be drawn away from working families.

A more orderly household would have one card that would be drawn down and then rejuvenated in the machine that inhales cash and puts credit onto the card.

How likely is it that America would be drawn into two major conflicts at once?