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Sentences ending with draws

Iris does not write verse often, nowadays, but she sometimes draws. [6]
A chief pleasure which the author of novels and stories experiences is that of becoming acquainted with the characters be draws. [6]
Why, he'd keel over just with two draws. [5]

Sentences containing draws two or more times

It draws the virtue out of what is best worth reading, as hot water draws the strength of tea-leaves. [6]

More example sentences with the word draws in them

One heavenward draws, with rays so mild and clear, Eyes dim with tears, when the world darkness veils, Showing 'mid desert wastes the spring anear, If, spent with wandering, your courage fails. [10]
You, my friend, who have never heard the whistle of sharp Schlager cannot know the song which a skilled arm draws from the blade. [9]
That association from which this draws its birth in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has taught its blind to make many things. [5]
The sweet fragrance which the day draws from the earth lingered in the air. [9]
This court week, which draws hither the whole population, is a sort of Saturnalia. [4]
I love to watch his eye when he draws the razor down my throat. [11]
No one has told me so; but if he seeks in Spain the rest for which he longs, the thought of Geronimo--I am sure of that--is not the least powerful cause which draws him thither. [10]
She draws them to the life, Monsieur, with a touch that makes them all ridiculous. [9]
There was going to be trouble; but that monstrous Holmes rose up, wobbling his double chins, and says he, 'Order, gentlemen; the first man that draws, I'll lay down on him and smother him! [5]
And when the time of its dissolution draws near, that it must die, it makes itself a nest of frankincense, and myrrh, and other spices, into which, when its time is fulfilled, it enters and dies. [5]
They tell me there is something in my eyes that draws people to me and makes them faint: Look into them, will you? [6]
First, there is the wide ring of attraction which draws into itself all that once cross its outer border. [6]
A man pays the price one time or another: he draws his sword for his mistress and his king; both forget, but one's country remains--remains. [11]
We both feel the mysterious power that draws us to one another. [10]
The poles of the great magnet that draws in all the iron tracks through the grooves of all the mountains must be near at hand, for here are crossings, and sudden stops, and screams of alarmed engines heard all around. [6]
Whatever may be the development of affairs, we are and shall remain the source whence Rome draws the largest share of the knowledge which enriches her brain. [10]
A man on the bank above draws a pistol and aims at a captain. [9]
Some men assume that there is necessary connection between capital and labor, and that connection draws within it the whole of the labor of the community. [7]
He's no thicker than a cardboard, but he draws the pain out of your hurt like a mustard plaster. [11]
Nearly every stroke takes off the skin and draws the blood, and a dozen will make the back a ditch of murder. [11]
Youth draws a strong bow and often shoots beyond the mark. [10]
The creature is stretching itself--its head drops--it draws itself up--one more clutch at my dress--now it is dead! [10]
Nature, in fact, still hesitates; puts forth one hepatica at a time, and waits to see the result; pushes up the grass slowly, perhaps draws it in at night. [4]
With the first sight of land many a passenger draws a long sigh of relief. [6]
One thing, however, seems certain without any serious reflection: the attraction which draws me here, as well as you, will not enter the cloister as a monk, but as a little nun, wears no beard, but braids her hair. [10]
To all who remember Gericault's Wreck of the Medusa,--and those who have seen it do not forget it,--the picture the mind draws is one it shudders at. [6]
He draws a red line around it. [6]
On the Sorrentine promontory, and on the island of Capri, the hardy husbandman and fisherman draws his subsistence from the sea and from a scant patch of ground. [4]
Whatever the common people of the town may think, it is that grave that draws most pilgrims to the village. [4]
As dark grew on, Mr. Carvel liked the blazing logs for light, and presently sets the decanter on the corner of the table and draws nearer the fire, his guests following. [9]
He was cock of that walk, hero of that hostelry; he drew custom as honey draws flies; so he was the pet of the innkeeper, and of his wife and daughter, and they were his obliged and willing servants. [5]
I have often observed that vulgar persons, and public audiences of inferior collective intelligence, have this in common: the least thing draws off their minds, when you are speaking to them. [6]
The minute draws near,--but her watch may go wrong; My heart will be asking, What keeps her so long? [6]
It was Fox McNaughton who set up the dictum that a woman may do almost anything if it is known that she draws a line somewhere. [4]
It draws its load cheerfully, and is patient of the bit and of the whip. [6]
Such a stroke kills some men, either at once, or by lengthened torture; others it sends mad, so that they make a clamour which draws the attention of the astonished and not sympathetic world; but it only paralysed Jean Jacques. [11]
The House draws its membership of 425 deputies from the nineteen or twenty states heretofore mentioned. [5]
He translates for it; he examines the foreign magazines, and draws my attention to anything he thinks of interest. [8]
Now the legate-yes, it is Quintus Flavius Nobilior--bends over her and draws it out. [10]
His wife likewise is of noble mien, and she rides a white palfrey which, as she draws rein, strives to turn its pink nostrils to greet the bay horse on which her lord is mounted. [10]
But the court is not the principal attraction that draws me to the capital. [10]
The intellectual atmosphere into which a scholar is born, and from which he draws the breath of his early mental life, must be studied if we would hope to understand him thoroughly. [6]
He draws this inference from the language I have quoted to you. [7]
Then he takes her hands and draws her to him and kisses her. [9]
Wherever he went he drew the swarms in the streets as the moon draws the tide. [4]
And with that he draws it from his pocket, where he has it buttoned in. [9]
No other river has so vast a drainage-basin: it draws its water supply from twenty-eight States and Territories; from Delaware, on the Atlantic seaboard, and from all the country between that and Idaho on the Pacific slope--a spread of forty-five degrees of longitude. [5]
The cigars are giving out again, and the rush has slackened, and he detaches the People's Champion from the line and draws him to the inner room. [9]
When a submarine gets you, all you've got to do is to jump overboard and blow this-- (He draws the siren from the pocket and starts to blow it, but she seizes his hand. [9]
He is temperate, frugal, content, and apparently draws not more of his life from the earth or the sea than from the genial sky. [4]
It draws one from the fireside, and dissipates the idle illusions of conversation, except under certain conditions. [4]
So much, then, for the inference that Judge Douglas draws, that I am in favor of setting the sections at war with one another. [7]
Do not you feel, like me, that something else draws us to one another, like what binds a man to his wife?-There lies the gem. [10]
How far the facts sustain the conclusion that he draws, it is for intelligent and impartial men to decide. [7]
Her pretty little face, with its sparkling blue eyes, attracted the men as bacon draws mice. [10]
Five years.--The artist draws one tolerably distinct and two faint lines, perpendicularly between the eyebrows. [6]
Divinity-student slightly flushed draws his shoulders back a little, as if a big falsehood--or truth--had hit him in the forehead. [6]
Our day of dependence, our long apprenticeship to the learning of other lands, draws to a close. [6]
Her eyes--if somebody comes along and draws the curtains! [11]
And him they called the Scarlet Hunter; and to this hour the red men pray to him when they lose their way upon the plains, or Death draws aside the curtains of the wigwam to call them forth. [11]
It might perhaps be less mischievous, but for the fact that the wound where it leaves its poison opens the fountain from which it draws its nourishment. [6]
Mr. Carvel draws back in surprise. [9]
I see him at his window looking out towards the Cloistered House; and if our neighbour comes forth, perhaps upon his hunter, or now in his cart, or again with his dogs, he draws his hat down upon his eyes and whispers to himself. [11]
Still, admire Balzac as we may, I think we do not like him; we rather feel towards him as towards an ungenial acquaintance who is for ever holding up in strong light our defects, and who rarely draws forth our better qualities. [14]
All our cares are now forgotten, Joy and hope our breasts are filling; For the day of our departure Now draws near, and in the silence Of the farther shore is rest. [10]
It is sinister, and yet you are seized by an overwhelming curiosity that draws you, first to pull aside the heavy curtains of the window, and then to rush out into the dark street both proceedings in the worst possible form! [9]
It is not alone the beaker of Nektanebus which draws him after me! [10]
The artist takes a mean little brush and draws three fine lines, diverging outwards from the eye over the temple. [6]

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