Sentence examples for word drawn out from inspiring English sources

The chapter entitled "So" begins with that very word, drawn out long in Reta's memory by one of her daughters.

"No," she stated in her signature low-pitched, vaguely mesmerized delivery, each word drawn out to increase the anticipation of the next.

But there was one constant: the closing tag line, "His prices are ins-a-a-a-ane!," with the last word drawn out over several syllables.

"Oh, it's approaching," she said, the final word drawn out so long that it seemed destined to join that vilified underground announcement — "We are delayed because of train traffic ahead of us" — in the pantheon of transit euphemisms.

Words draw out words: one can always write a banal, elegant, heartfelt, amusing coherent page on any subject, low or high, simple or complex, frivolous or fundamental.

"But what," he said in a rich Somerset accent, "if I need some cheese?" The last word was drawn out and we couldn't help laughing.

The singer and his crew swung it lightly at first, then bore down more heavily as they built it to an explosive final assertion of the line "Blinds me with love," the word "love" drawn out for several seconds with a full belting intensity.

Jeezy's voice is a serrated drawl, full of breath and usually ending in a rising whine, as if every line were a variation of one question: "What do you think of that?" His trademark phrase isn't even a phrase, really — it's simply the word "yeah," drawn out for several seconds and sounding like it means anything but what you think it means.

Chris - a different Chris - played a range of instruments, including a zither.' Tennant is softly spoken, with a mild Tyneside accent, and certain words are drawn out with pointed emphasis.

Sometimes words are drawn out for effect when the speaker is trying to convey sarcasm.

When this label was used, the word "paid" was often drawn out, in part unconsciously, owing to southern influences on DC speech, but also in part deliberately, to emphasize the grandeur of any lawyer who could demand a fee.