drawn

IPA: drˈɔn

Examples of "drawn" in Sentences

Competitors include LHPH, a name drawn from the industry term Lease Here Pay Here.
It is a word drawn from the old French fur trade for engagés who served their time and went free.
We should not be ethnocentric, a term drawn from anthropology, which tells us more about the meaning of openness.
The Japanese call it nemawashi nimah-wash-ee, a word drawn from the practice of bonzai, and which means “preparing to plant.”
After Vincente and the tech had left, Chase entered, his expression drawn, his ink-black hair still wet from a recent shower.
The only difference between true tapestry and drawn work, an example of which is here given, is, that the one is done on a warp that has not before been woven upon, and the other on a warp from which the weft threads have been _drawn_.
Mr. Feldman acknowledges these differences — starting with his title drawn from a Frankfurter law clerk 's characterization of the Supreme Court as "nine scorpions in a bottle" — but tries to celebrate all four "great justices" equally, as if their negative estimations of each other were mere personal foibles.