Sentence examples for which draw a from inspiring English sources

These are the performances which draw a line in the sand.

The cards, which draw a black-market price of about $325 to $425 each, allow users to obtain satellite TV pictures at no monthly cost.

The best festivals contain surprises, secret gigs arranged too hastily to appear in the printed programme, but which draw a discerning crowd, jumpy with anticipation.

Of all the work mentioned as "undone," you overlooked the anti-drunken-driving measures, which draw a lot of rhetoric but little action.

He is as confident of the future of Japanese cuisine as he is at manipulating the morsels of mackerel, flounder and tuna perched on rice which draw a steady flow of devotees to his restaurant in Tokyo's Ginza district.

A wild card in the calendar could be Representative Ron Paul of Texas, who is already starting to organize some of the smaller states that hold caucuses, which tend to attract party activists, rather than primary elections, which draw a wider cross section of voters.

The majority of mothers working at Walmart, which drew a $16bn profit last year, earn less than $25,000 a year.

Howard swung his elbows wildly, which drew a foul.

"She had to," he said, which drew a laugh.

It uses a practice called geo-fencing, which draws a virtual perimeter around a particular location.

Then black mascara and the Hourglass Script liner in black, which draws a very fine line.