Sentence examples for unexpected drew from inspiring English sources

THE lure of the unexpected drew mass television audiences to the London Olympics and the presidential debates.

Albion's last chance of snatching an unexpected draw probably disappeared just before the hour when Phil Jagielka made a phenomenal goalline clearance to somehow keep out Luke Moore's header, the start of a promising spell for the visitors that was ended, cruelly, by Saha's decider.

During the European run, Bolton gained an unexpected draw at former European champions Bayern Munich as well as becoming the first British team to beat Red Star Belgrade in Belgrade.

Mr. Mangano's unexpected victory drew national attention as part of a wave of anti-incumbent sentiment that in the New York region resulted in several Democratic losses.

What the Met lacks is the larger-than-life hysterical edge — the fun, kooky charm; the possibility of the unexpected — that drew many fans to the art form in the first place: gleeful scenery chewing and campy costumes.

He also cracked a shot against the German crossbar as the Russians threatened to make an unexpected away draw.

Give or take a few weak spots – musical numbers aren't their forte – the humour is deliciously unexpected, and draws deeply on the trio's odd personae: worrisome Williams, foppish egotist Roberts and unworldly Johnson, who just wants everyone to get on.

The ambitious exhibition Unfinished: Thoughts Left Visible assembles a collection of 190 works that speak to each other in unexpected ways, drawing parallels and highlighting differences to advance the conversation.

The final section further investigates why these results are unexpected and draws more general conclusions from the analysis.

While "Y" had previously shown nudity, the reunion scene drew unexpected attention.

His careful interviews for the Guardian, "wheedling" as he put it, drew unexpected responses from some of the more difficult men of sport.