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• most high handicappers would benefit from a controlled draw
• The stuff I draw is a bit weird; it's just another way of expressing myself, it's just for me really.
• A short-rising ball from Farmer was unplayable by the batsman and the match ended as a draw with the scores tied.
• It can also make your draw from holster or pocket a little more difficult as fabric tends to cling to the rubber stocks.
• I was told when the last fixtures were made it would be decided in a draw .
• the children went down to the pond to draw water
• he scored twice to force a 4–4 draw
• The winners are to be selected by a draw of lots on Valentine's Day.
• When so much importance and security is given to draw one's own money from a bank, why not show similar care for one's health?
• He said the bank would not draw or demand any money from the client as the bank would only claim insurance when one was fired.
• After a great match a draw was probably a fair result in the end.
• to draw for sth
• I draw from what you say that you're sorry
• If the lie angle is slightly upright, it might draw the ball a little, but the effect on ball flight is minimal.
• Let me detail this a little, and then draw some broader conclusions at the end.
• Sometimes I go through spells when I just draw , when I just write, when I just paint.
• But the only moral conclusion we can draw from this is that we shouldn't be cloning humans yet.
• Putting it that way, of course, would have made it far more difficult to draw simplistic moral conclusions.
• The draw to select the winning entries will take place on Friday, 23 January 2004
• I asked her to draw me
• We held a competition to see who could draw the best picture of the world showing the links between all the countries of the UN.
• 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 .
• All she wanted to do was to send Will over a friend's house, draw a hot bath, and go to bed.
• the names will go into a draw for match tickets
• With every purchase of the calendar, buyers can submit their names for a monthly draw .
• It's because when I was working with the police, that was a - what I call a quick draw , just like that.
• Soaring temperatures brought Lewisham residents out in force to enjoy two annual events which always draw a huge crowd.
• I veer into the middle lane again, car swerving wildly, and draw a second deep breath.
• He told his comrades that he could draw what was under the canvas.
• Luck of the Irish perhaps, but it is a powerful draw .
• draw a line across the circle
• She lifted the cigar to her lips and took a draw , turning her head over to look at him and exhaling the smoke.
• They beat Newcastle United in a replay at Old Trafford after the first match between the two teams ended in a scoreless draw at Crystal Palace.
• We always feel we're able to win, but we end every match in a draw .
• you're at art college, you must be able to draw
• By the way, can I draw everyone's attention to my overuse of parentheses in the last paragraph?
• I might also choose to use spin throw with bottom in order to hit the ball fuller for tighter draw .
• Such events often draw crowds of several hundred people and are well covered in local and regional newspapers.
• superb cigars offering tons of peppery smoke on each draw
• He is also said to have thrown food at away fans, disrupted a lottery draw and had a tussle with Norwich City's director of football Brian Hamilton.
• Both boys hoped for victory, but the match was a draw and they settled for an ice cream and chocolate instead.
• Would you believe it, the match was declared a draw ?
• where will we draw the outer boundaries of this Europe?
• If the name of the game was to draw games Greengates would have won the league already.
• let the tea draw
• failure of a fire to draw properly can have a number of causes
• But despite his efforts, it's not enough: the points are still even and the match is a draw .
• This was followed by a random draw of names from the entire ship's company to work in that space.
• do you want me to draw the curtains?
• the draw of gold
• Handicrafts and handlooms exhibitions are always a big draw .
• This is part of the Swindon Music Festival and children taking part have been asked to design and draw a picture that represents the festival.
• she took a draw on my cigarette
• The random draw from November 25 will be closely monitored by the auditing firm Deloitte and Touche.
• His funeral will be at the National Cathedral, an event likely to draw world leaders.
• These four talented musicians draw their inspiration from widely varied sources of music.
• Even a slightly damp clubface hinders your ability to impart spin on the ball, reducing your ability to draw and fade the shot on command.
• his statement will draw criticism from the public
• You can ask the children to create a different ending to the story or draw different pictures to illustrate what they have read.
• a pot of tea is allowed to draw
• boats that draw only a few inches of water
• he had to learn to draw the ball—not least for the tee shots at Augusta
• Documentaries aren't as big a draw as feature films or made-for-TV movies.
• Even some of the government hospitals draw their supplies from the same source.
• If you draw a card of the trump rank during the deal, you are not obliged to expose it immediately or at all.
• Having spent years working and living in London and across Eastern Europe, the solitude and beauty of the landscape offered a powerful draw .
• When it came to the end of the day, though, I was more than happy to draw the curtains and shut the day out.
• By May 30, the commission will hold a draw to decide the order in which parties will be listed on the ballot.
• There were 19 names in the draw and the lucky winner was Mariel Campion, Ballyhemmon.
• Since they weigh ‘too much’ they want to follow every shot, and draw is very difficult.
• it was an outrage and we had to draw people's attention to it
• To complete the effect, feel free to draw yourself a hot bath, and crawl in the tub with a nice cup of tea and a spreadsheet.
• the place was a great tourist draw
• Promising to be the big draw of the festival, it features an intricate weaving of different conversations taking place in a city.
• Stamford Bridge missed the chance to go second as they were held to a scoreless draw by Fulford United in an even game spoilt by the wind and a bumpy pitch.
• the draw has been made for this year's tournament
• If you're doing the drill correctly, the ball should even draw slightly.
• Books on self-improvement have been a big draw at book fairs.
• A player who cannot play may be penalised by having to draw one or more cards from an undealt stock.
• But it is the idea of introducing new innovative transport schemes, such as a mass transit system, that will draw the most attention.
• I slowed down to draw alongside the car I was overtaking.
• he went for the quick draw and levelled a long-barrelled pistol at all of us
• she couldn't get the fire to draw
• We get into the house, and while Nathan and his brother head straight for the living room, I run up the stairs and draw a long, hot bath for him.
• That should draw the largest applause in the Old Vic.
• Celtic are a famous club and will be an attractive draw for our fans.
• The two boys will now have their names entered into the draw for participation in the National Finals in Belfast in 2006.
• So Rushton's use of this data to draw the conclusions he reaches about hereditability is sound in my opinion.