Examples of 'drew more' in a sentence
Meaning of "drew more"
This phrase indicates that something or someone attracted a larger number of people, viewers, or participants. It suggests that the subject of the sentence had a greater level of interest or appeal compared to others
How to use "drew more" in a sentence
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He later drew more than half of his re.
But films with a higher percentage of female characters drew more women to theaters.
You drew more flies than bad liver.
It is believed the segment at times drew more viewers than the games themselves.
Yet God drew more than what those organizations had seemingly grown by.
Her reputation dramatically raised and drew more attention and love to her.
These studies drew more attention to the benefits of writing as a therapy.
Tokyo continued to rebound as reconstruction and recovery efforts drew more corporate activity.
They then drew more blood.
The Los Angeles newspapers wrote scurrilous and racist articles, but this only drew more crowds.
It certainly drew more than its share of compliments.
This was the mystique of the festival that drew more people together.
Only football drew more television viewers that year.
Meanwhile, the college gained enrollment and drew more residents to the town.
This season drew more participants than ever before.
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His eccentric manner and attention-grabbing public actions sometimes drew more attention than his artwork.
The girls also drew more attention to describing clothes.
A subsequent NAACP-organized memorial service in Belzoni drew more than one thousand.
His comments drew more press attention than his batting.
Paradoxically, however, as his career progressed Repton drew more and more on picturesque ideas.
Those actions drew more intense fire from the enemy.
The first festival included a march which drew more than 350 people.
The trial drew more people than Madame X and played better.
The cries of the Catcher drew more of the monsters.
The finished game drew more criticism of Quiet 's portrayal in both reviews and opinion pieces.
As these types of activities grew, they drew more and more people into squatting.
It drew more attention on our election process (in the international press).
This type of fighting drew more attention from the crowds.
The final funds needed were raised through a house concert that drew more than 300 people.
Its successful broadcast drew more participants into the squares and plazas.
His mention of Netanyahu, Israel 's prime minister, drew more applause.
The exposition drew more than 2 million visitors.
In the 1980s, Olathe experienced tremendous commercial growth, which also drew more residents.
Gradually, the classes drew more and more people.
The series drew more than 2.5 million viewers every week at its peak.
When Shulman was editor, the magazine drew more than a million readers.
Yeah? You drew more flies than bad liver.
This rapid, diverse growth quickly drew more blue-chip investors.
For Medea, Picabia drew more heavily from Sandro Botticelli, his favourite artist.
It was particularly popular in China and eventually drew more than 600 million players worldwide.
Car drew more attention than Bean's.
In its first season, the WNBA drew more than one million fans.
Erskine drew more than 275 maps of the northern sector.
The line, of course, drew more laughs.
That gathering drew more than 400 people to the National Portrait Gallery.
The conference was a success and drew more than 500 entries.
The event drew more than 50 competitors.
They also helped set up and staff the sale, which drew more than 600 community members.
Wiese drew more than 900 illustrations for the series.
None of the last four midterm elections drew more than 38 percent of the voting-age population.
