Sentence examples for was drawn together from inspiring English sources
verb
To move or develop something. heading
A wide range of evidence was drawn together and graded, using systems such as Bandolier (a health evidence-grading system).
The published novel was drawn together by the editor Charles Ardai from multiple manuscripts and notes found in places thousands of miles apart.
The army, the SPLA, was drawn together after a peace deal with the north in 2005 from disparate groups, many of whom had fought on different sides in 20 years of shifting fronts.
Cho Ramaswamy, a playwright and magazine publisher who has advised Ms. Jayaram in the past, said the pair was drawn together by a shared sense of grievance toward the ruling class.
Her hair was frizzled into a tangled chaparral, forward of her ears; aft it was drawn together and compactly bound and plaited into a stump like a pony's tail, and furthermore was canted upward at a sharp angle, and ingeniously supported by a red velvet crupper, whose forward extremity was made fast with a half-hitch around a hairpin on the top of her head.
The Isotope Water Vapour Line (Iso Val) was drawn together with the Global Meteoric Water Line GMWLL) and the best fit line was δD = 5.42 * δ18O + 27.86.
A second was drawing together like-minded legislators and voters who for the time being were kept apart by the two-party system.
"All the bits of the jigsaw are being drawn together".
Somehow all this must be drawn together if we are to know what made Wren tick.
He was bullied, as was James Adams, and the two were drawn together.
They want to be drawn together by their loss, and don't know how to be.
