Sentence examples for worth drawing from inspiring English sources

And this is a — There's a logical distinction here that's worth drawing.

But the richest thing about James's mea culpa may be the conclusion worth drawing from it.

Not much, although it's still worth drawing the money down over a few years.

However, it's something worth drawing attention to - especially when so many acclaimed movies are also failing this test.

Like other worldwide success stories, it is worth drawing lessons from.The first lesson is that the next big thing can come from the most unexpected places.

Instead I think it's worth drawing attention to the continuing and growing vitality of older forms: African dance, Indian dance, flamenco, tango and tap.

His estimated $1.9bn net worth draws on his majority stake in Vingroup, one of the country's largest developers of shopping malls and high-end housing developments.

A series A financing round worth $18 million drew investors including Lockheed Martin Ventures and Airbus Ventures.

The Gotham, worth $400,000, drew a field of 13, and Hansen drew Post 12, which could be a disadvantage.

A contest held by Amazon to find the site of its second HQ, which could bring investment worth $5 billion, drew more than 200 entries.

Thundrous applause erupts, though I idly wonder if this audience is really prepared to boycott backwoods resorts touting organic lamb chops and solar-heated Jacuzzis.Mr Leakey's contention that nuclear power is worth considering draws scepticism from questioners.