‘he scored twice to force a 4–4 _draw_ ’

‘An inspired batting display by South Nutfield was not enough to defeat North Holmwood on Saturday, as the match ended in a _draw_ .’

‘The important thing would be to reward those who play positive cricket, so that even in games which were likely to produce a _draw_ , both sides would be forced to attack with bat and ball.’

‘Four out of the six games have been _draws_ and the pitch has become great to bat on even on the fifth day, as we saw a couple of years ago when New Zealand were here.’

‘the museum has turned out to be a big _draw_ for school children in the city’

‘Promising to be the big _draw_ of the festival, it features an intricate weaving of different conversations taking place in a city.’

‘most high handicappers would benefit from a controlled _draw_ ’

‘Though this drill is normally used to help cure the slice swing of a beginner, it can help a good player make the switch from fading the ball to hitting a _draw_ .’

‘she took a long _draw_ on her cigarette’

‘More and more, she sounds like she took one _draw_ too many!’

‘he went for the quick _draw_ and levelled a long-barrelled pistol at all of us’

‘It can also make your _draw_ from holster or pocket a little more difficult as fabric tends to cling to the rubber stocks.’

‘the _draw_ has been made for this year's tournament’

‘Two more weeks remain in this league followed by a fun bowling Friday at which time new team members are selected by a blind _draw_ .’

‘they're dropping Es and smoking _draw_ ’

‘He has no immediate ambitions beyond smoking his beloved _draw_ .’

‘failure of a fire to _draw_ properly can have a number of causes’

‘The chimney was _drawing_ well and the smoke was quickly sucked out of the room.’

‘as the sail _drew_ , he put the helm over to circle back’

‘boats that _draw_ only a few inches of water’

‘A Viking ship typically _drew_ only about three feet of water and they were experts at sailing on rivers.’

‘a pot of tea is allowed to _draw_ ’

‘before establishing his diamonds, declarer must _draw_ trumps’

‘The declarer then _draws_ an equal number of cards from the top of the heap, including the face-up trump card if the contract is vuelta.’

‘you really _drew_ the crowds with your playing’

‘The event _drew_ a huge crowd, as this sport gatherers greater and greater interest amongst the locals.’

‘he _drew_ criticism for his lavish spending’

‘That should _draw_ the largest applause in the Old Vic.’

‘the campaign _drew_ to a close’

‘As the show _drew_ to a close (after a disappointingly short 60 minutes) I was left wanting slightly more.’

‘it was an outrage and we had to _draw_ people's attention to it’

‘a bright red instantly _draws_ the eye’

‘after a mockery of a trial he was hanged, _drawn_ , and quartered’

‘he _drew_ his gun and peered into the gloomy apartment’

‘And he _drew_ off the contents of the cyst with a needle.’

‘Brazil had _drawn_ a stormy match 1–1’

‘they _drew_ 0–0 in 1974’

‘the law _drew_ a clear distinction between innocent and fraudulent misrepresentation’

‘But there is a distinction to be _drawn_ after you have proceedings on foot.’

‘‘David,’ she whispered, _drawing_ him aside’

‘He _drew_ her to him gently, holding her against him, and she didn't resist but let herself turn fluid in his arms, let the touch of his lips on her face wash over her like a tide.’

‘he had to learn to _draw_ the ball—not least for the tee shots at Augusta’

‘If you're doing the drill correctly, the ball should even _draw_ slightly.’

‘he refused to be _drawn_ on what would happen’

‘It was important not just because of the verbal spat he was _drawn_ into with White, but also because of a smaller controversy closer to home.’

‘The structure of heavily _drawn_ wire or rolled sheet consists of very long interlocking grains.’

‘Aluminum wire, _drawn_ from rolled rod, may be stranded into cable of any desired size and type.’

‘the train _drew_ in to the station’

‘There had been about 90 of them, and I only managed to collect about half before the train _drew_ into the station.’

‘now I just _draw_ out a spending allowance every week’

‘First, is this a situation in which money can be _drawn_ down merely because there is a bona fide claim?’

‘an independent panel of judges _drawn_ from members of the public’

‘Thy _drew_ their inspiration from a group of women who decided to walk around London in aid of breast cancer.’

‘he _drew_ a map’

‘This allows the user to _draw_ diagrams or pictures more easily through software commands.’

‘I asked her to _draw_ me’

‘you're at art college, you must be able to _draw_ ’

‘do you want me to _draw_ the curtains?’

‘The curtains were _drawn_ so I moved quickly over to them to see what kind of view was behind them.’

‘a cart _drawn_ by two horses’

‘The rarely-used Scottish state coach, _drawn_ by four white horses, was escorted by two squadrons of the Household Cavalry.’

‘I _drew_ back the blanket and uncovered the body’

‘Smiling, Paragon _drew_ his covers tighter and pondered up at the stars that his father's people adored so much.’

‘the moral to be _drawn_ is that spending wins votes’

‘I am wholly unable to _draw_ any such inference or conclusion.’

‘I would have been _drawing_ his bath’

‘All she wanted to do was to send Will over a friend's house, _draw_ a hot bath, and go to bed.’

‘many a time she had seen the hounds _draw_ such a covert’

‘she _drew_ a ticket and announced the number but no one claimed it’

‘she _drew_ heavily on her cigarette’

‘They shared a match, then each took a contented _draw_ on his pipe.’

‘Mrs Feather _drew_ a long breath’

‘The child _drew_ her first lusty breath, and all memory of Before was buried to allow the child to grow.’

‘a wheel was built to _draw_ water from the well’

‘he _drew_ off a pint of bitter’

‘she _drew_ a wavering line down the board’

‘An informal boundary line has been _drawn_ between these armed camps.’

‘Sue has a lot of past experience to _draw_ on’

‘‘They developed the product and we can still _draw_ on their talent and experience,’ said Braun.’