Sentence examples for work to draw from inspiring English sources

Everyone wanted to work to draw the world together to fight racism and discrimination.

Take some basic steps to protect yourself, work to draw attention to those issues that demand collective action — do that, and you need not be overly scared either.

The first of Orozco's work to draw real critical attention, however, was that dealing with the Mexican Revolution, which began in 1910 and lasted through 1917.

By Robin Wright October 6, 2017 The Nobel committee cited ICAN for "its work to draw attention to the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons".

In the liner notes for his recording of "The Art of Fugue," Mr. Brookshire writes that Bach composed the work to draw on the history of contrapuntal music while looking ahead to its use in emerging styles.

I suspect he wants an easier night's work to draw alongside the fabled 49-0 recofd of Rocky Marciano, and that probably rules out Khan, whose speed would trouble if not completely defuse him.

"And the protest was working to draw attention to a larger problem".

Dudamel attempted nothing showy, no extremes of tempo or articulation, simply working to draw the best from his musicians.

Vänskä had worked to draw a characterful Tchaikovsky sound from the orchestra, and this never once relaxed into anything generic.

The city seemed to be plastered with posters about H.I.V., particularly in Greenwich Village, and the activist organization Act Up/NY was working to draw attention to AIDS.

There, he will help his wife, Sylvia, run the Panetta Institute, a public policy organization they founded nearby that works to draw students into public service.