Sentence examples for that may draw from inspiring English sources

Yet since 9/11 we have begun a war that may draw our soldiers into many battles involving intimate killing.

The results of the queries can then be saved as new, orderly data sets that may draw information from dozens or even thousands of different tables.

Mr. Bush is making a swing through the region, and there are scattered local races on the ballots that may draw a few crowds.

While most of the updates are not news in our view, the one that may draw the most attention is the liquidity position of the company.

It would make half of Europe's flat steel, used in automobiles and in products like washing machines, a concentration that may draw fire from regulators.

A smaller tank would free up space for features that may draw in buyers, such as bigger audio speakers or more trunk space.

Of course, the same principle that may make drawing effective — namely, using a diverse range of coordinated brain processes — can also be applied in other ways.

Oekaki is the drawing program that may make or break you.

The people who commission it might have one message in mind, but those who view the monument in generations that follow may draw entirely different lessons.

Yet she stayed true to her intentions, and the result is a believable character study that may not draw crowds but certainly challenges its two lead actors.

Some of Wharton's competitors worry that it may draw some of their faculty members, too.