draw

• draw up

  Engineers draw up guidelines to stop interference

• draw attention

  However I must sink my prejudices and draw attention to those places that have given me special pleasure.

• draw the line

  Where would you draw the line?

• draw your attention

  Someone who could draw your attention without being seen.

• should draw

  The powerheads should draw the whole volume of the tank through the filter bed at least three times each hour.

• ask to draw

• draw a line

  Accordingly, the law seems to draw a line between lack of consent and lack of authorisation.

• i draw

• draw a graph

  If you can draw a graph you can you can get that.

• then draw

  For a senior job it should not be regarded as a burden to see 12 people and then draw up a short list of three or four.

• able to draw

  Look at all the words with s in, and s t's, and you should be able to draw from that, a rule, which is being observed by this printer In which position is the s printed as an f?

• try to draw

• want to draw

  Do you want to draw, darling?

• draw it out

  And then you just draw it out again so that someone could look at it and they could see the energy changes in front.

• draw together

  N C V O must therefore, draw together voluntary organisations effectively and be seen to be responsive and creative.

• prize draw

  Aqualisa kindly offered two thermostatic showers worth over £300 each for a prize draw.

• draw off

  A sump drain would also be installed to draw off any detritus from the bottom of the vat.