Sentence examples for web drew from inspiring English sources

One petition opposing the inter-Korean team, submitted on the Blue House website, drew more than 50,000 signatures.

That article, which has since been removed from the Sun website, drew condemnation from the UN high commissioner for human rights, Zeid bin Ra'ad al-Hussein.

In March, Harry Potter author JK Rowling was accused of appropriating the "living tradition of a marginalised people" after a story published to her Pottermore website drew upon Navajo narratives about skinwalkers.

Commentators noted Beck's actions triggered the Streisand effect; his suit against the website drew increased attention to it.

While the huge attack on Krebs' website drew a lot of media attention, the threat from DDoS attacks is nothing new.

In November, Berk said, the company's TakePart.com website drew 4.5 million visitors, who took more than 200,000 "actions" — many of them signing petitions or donating to a cause.

A profile for Avery now appears on its website, drawing attention to the 18 years he spent in prison before being exonerated through DNA testing.

He enlisted the help of Rowaida El-Hassan, a pharmacist he had met through a dating website, drawing on her knowledge of chemicals needed to make a bomb.

A third of survey respondents believe that their website draws customers to the stores.

Proxino charges based on the amount of traffic your website draws.

The submission to the government's petition website draws attention to the plight of puppies and kittens "mass produced" in "horrific" farms.