Sentence examples for told draw from inspiring English sources

Mou was fired in February of 2014, and when she asked for an explanation, she said she was told "draw your own conclusions".

Once, while having dinner at a New York restaurant in the early Seventies with my brother Drew, my father had just told Drew the "celebrities-are-just-like-you-and-me" speech when in walked New York Knicks superstar Walt Clyde Frazierer.

Asked whether that would carry over to his managing days, he responded, "Time will tell," drawing laughs.

It's hip for my generation to criticize the president, but there have been major accomplishments: repealing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," drawing down in Iraq, Wall Street reform and bringing a puppy to the White House.

"[At school] we were told to draw our house, and when I drew the caravan I was told I was wrong.

Then those strings told me: Draw me tight.

When I ask if the new novel offers any hope, I am told to draw my own conclusion, before Cartwright adds.

Where problems were identified, managers were told to draw up action plans to improve performance.

When the readers rated their emotional experience, Williams found, people who were told to draw the dots close together reported feeling more negative emotions.

At the start of the official exam time period, the student is told to draw an illustration of the photosystems and carriers important for light reactions.

He wrote the book in "a kind of trance," he told me, drawing almost exclusively on memory.