Sentence examples for will always draw from inspiring English sources
A Tchaikovsky's Greatest Hits evening will always draw.
"But this place will always draw the faithful".
According to Conservative cities minister Greg Clark, the centre will always draw more power to itself.
Quarterbacks will always draw most of the attention, but they aren't always immediate impact players.
Hunger will always draw them back to where they know there is food.
"A Manning brother will always draw ratings," Mr. Laukes said, laughing, referring to Peyton Manning, the Broncos quarterback.
"The line will always be drawn at family," Mr. Shapo said.
Better land management can reduce the risk to life and property, but people will always be drawn to the lush beauty of forests, just as they are drawn to risky coastal areas and locations threatened by river flooding.
This last, I hope, will do well, because it's my belief that people will always be drawn to certain celebrity names and Marilyn, Diana and Cleopatra are time-honoured draws.
(New York magazine follows up today with the swoony headline "No Longer Flawless, Huma Abedin's Been Humanized") But all stories have to move on … and with Weiner's villainy almost exhausted, Abedin will excite sharp commentary: female villains always draw harsher judgment than male.
Teenagers will always be drawn to the raunchier aspects of whatever culture is available to them.
