Sentence examples for true draw from inspiring English sources

A cavernous dining room in the back serves simple meals of pasta and local specialties, but the true draw here is the convivial bar and friendly crowd.

The true draw – cited as an inspiration by many of those assembled – was the leader of the Labour party, Jeremy Corbyn, whose unswerving unilateralist stance has electrified the nuclear deterrent debate in a manner few could have foreseen.

Now one might, it is true, draw a number of faulty inferences from such examples as these, in part because we humans tend to think of irreparable harm within the context of a very limited time-frame, a person's life on earth.

Once again, the true draw of this event is not the special move the Pokémon can learn (this time, Dragon Pulse) or other bonuses (though 1/4th egg hatching distance is pretty good), but the fact that you can catch yourself a shiny Mareep, and in turn, evolve that into a shiny Ampharos, one of the best electric Pokémon in the game, perfect for hunting Legendaries like Suicune or Rayquaza.

She is a true draw specialist and certainly was the real deal.

The pair have expanded into other things, like eating bits of snake or sweets that taste like sick, but their true draw is eating spicy foods.

Deciding What's True draws on Lucas Graves's unique access to the members of the newsrooms leading this movement.

A few months after receiving the 89th Street commission, True drew up a three-house row for the west side of West End Avenue, from 88th to 89th Streets, no longer standing.

The truest drawing is the most feigning, and no help for it.

The competition is not yet a true marketing draw, especially around a group game against a modest team from El Salvador.

True, the draw has been very tough for the Europeans (in terms of climate for Germany and Italy, in terms of opposition for Spain).