What kind of source material are you most drawn to?
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The covers were cool, but I was most drawn to Rex herself.
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Mr. Tines may be most drawn to new, recent and overlooked pieces.
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But personally, I was most drawn to General Okoye, played by Danai Gurira.
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For the moment, it's the boundary-pushing creative types who seem most drawn to Unmade.
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What kinds of instruments are you most drawn to: wind, strings, brass, percussion or electronic?
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He says the towns he's most drawn to remind him of the one he grew up in.
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The saga over Sky has been one of the most drawn out deal-making dramas in media.
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Making it, he said, he was most drawn to the idea of the fragile or vaporizing body.
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That appetite for risk is what Dennis Lim, director of programming at the Film Society, is most drawn to.
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I'm probably most drawn to the soft tailored pieces, like the tuxedo shirt and calla lily shirt and pants.
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I think one of the things that I'm most drawn to is the sort of cosmic scale of these songs.
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I got a sense early on at the park of which parrots and veterans seemed most drawn to one another.
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This may be slightly blasphemous to Moholy-Nagy's impressive legacy, but I personally am most drawn to his advertising work.
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The general election would be much closer -- one of the narrowest and most drawn-out contests in American political history.
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I could take my pick with where I want to start entering the work, but I'm most drawn to the characters.
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Do you think there is anything that unites the sounds you're most drawn to as a DJ or as a listener?
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Even with art on view from dozens of countries, I found myself most drawn to work from local Mexican artists and spaces.
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Fans are generally split on which version of the game they prefer, while competitive players seem most drawn to Super Smash Bros.
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But, it's the 22019- to 13-year-old girls — the clinic's most reluctant visitors — to which the retriever/labrador mix is most drawn.
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"The Abyss" is a thrilling exploration from Cameron and has one of the most drawn out back-to-life sequences in movie history.
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Although each of her items tells a story, Joel is most drawn to pieces that allow her to imagine the backstory in their own way.
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It's a tricky problem, particularly because it's one that requires the readers most drawn to too outrageous to be true news to challenge their beliefs.
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It's hard to define exactly what people are most drawn to at a music festival—the lineup of so many great artists in one place?
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All are more than worth your time and money, but the one I've found myself most drawn to is the complicated bliss of Liai's Lili.
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And it is this duality that I am most drawn to: that a private space of contemplation can also be a place of intense activation.
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I was personally most drawn to the Royal Tulip Nectar, $65, a honey-like salve that helps soothe my sunburns and eczema on the spot.
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Beyond his businessman credo, it seems voters were most drawn to Trump's promises to shake up Washington and implement radical change in every sector of government.
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But I'm most drawn, now, to songs like "Head Over Feet" and "Hand In My Pocket" which seem like odes to rediscovering brief and impermanent freedoms.
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We do learn that it's possible to buy milk and a newspaper somewhere, but everyone seems most drawn to the sinister, wet, lethal outskirts of town.
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Mr. Khaldy participated along with eight other refugee chefs, most drawn from an organization that worked with the food festival: Les Cuistots Migrateurs or the Migratory Cooks.
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Although art from dozens of countries and galleries I will never get to visit were available to view and consume, I found myself most drawn to local work.
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I was most drawn to the books of Conjuntivitis, aka Fuck Zines co-founder Paulina Morales, that contain precise, vinyl-ink silkscreens of dripping eyeballs and witchy nails.
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During the series's development, its producers thought audiences would be most drawn to how the trial may have given birth to celebrity culture and the 24-hour news cycle.
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All this means who comes out on top will largely depend on their campaign's get-out-the-vote efforts, and which of their personalities voters are most drawn to.
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Her "Week 6" rejection was one of the most drawn-out, over-the-top moments in a fairly bland season (a season so bland even the contestants expected a snoozefest).
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On top of the chic packaging and marketing campaign featuring flourishing Afros, I was most drawn to this celebrity launch because it felt like it was created specifically for me.
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I'm most drawn to surrealism because I feel that it peels back the layers of reality and exposes you to a different way of viewing what's actually in front of you.
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Although he liked Milton Friedman, the free-market economist, and Frederick Taylor, who pioneered scientific management, he was most drawn to Drucker's insistence that employees were central to an enterprise's success.
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At this juncture, we are most drawn to builders oriented to affordable product, likely to generate very strong free cash generation as they pursue "land lighter" strategies and/or unlock obscured value.
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I've always been somewhat of a hippie when it comes to the notes I'm most drawn to, like patchouli and musk, so this bottle felt like the perfect complement to my collection.
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The mosquitoes that are most drawn to us, seem to have learned how to infiltrate our habitats, living in our buildings, and laying eggs in still water such as in gutters and cisterns.
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Yet of the three, the one that broadcast networks could most easily grasp was the one that suggested gritty crime procedurals, often with violence directed toward women, was what viewers were most drawn to.
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The people those comments offended weren't going to vote for him in the first place, and the people most drawn to Mr. Trump liked him because he's an unrepentant chauvinist, not in spite of it.
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"The struggles we were most drawn to were the struggles with the internal families," said Mr. James, an executive producer of the series, whose previous credits include TLC's "I Am Jazz," about the transgender teenager Jazz Jennings.
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Here's the latest: Women may be attracted to certain men because of their smell—a theory explored by so-called "smelly t-shirt" experiments, when women smell recently worn shirts and say which odors they're most drawn to.
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In the first room, Sleeping by the Mississippi, which documents the fragmented lives strung along the river that Huckleberry Finn navigated, I was most drawn to "Sunshine" (2000), a photo of a young sex worker who, like Huck, also ran away.
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I also find myself most drawn to people who are willing to work into my mom world, like coming over to catch up and watch The Bachelor while Sonny naps or dropping by for a glass of wine after he's asleep.
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You can search through the thousands of images by keyword, title of work, date, and location, or through subject: the museum has organized some pictures into a word cloud of the objects and places White was most drawn to photograph.
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For many years leading up to the 2010s, the stories Americans were most drawn to were frequently about one brave person fighting against the system, stories of a Chosen One, stories of the only guy who could get the job done.
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While Ms. Thurman was certainly no stranger to real estate deals — she also flipped a Gramercy Park townhouse, buying it for $5 million in 2004 and selling it a year later for $5.03 million — she was most drawn to 1 Lexington Avenue.
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Still, the long-run threat to Republicans clearly emerges from these new studies: The party, especially as defined by Trump, faces huge resistance among the groups that are growing in society, while the groups most drawn to his racial nationalism -- such as white evangelicals -- are shrinking.
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For now, he said that Alicia was most drawn to the guy on the radio because he sounds like someone who has gone through a similar experience that she did — as someone who was well-prepared for her future and lost everything (including lost loved ones) after the outbreak.
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When the US Supreme Court ruled last summer that lethal injection does not constitute cruel and unusual punishment—even if the drug cocktails employed by state corrections officials might be shady—the justices' decision came in the wake of two of the most drawn-out and sickening execution scenes ever.
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I like the elaborate period costumes as much as anyone else, but I'm most drawn to these narratives' refraction of the realities of our current world — its enduring obsessions with class, and propriety, and women's performance of both — in a way that feels so much more honest and real than the vast majority of contemporary Hollywood.
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I feel most drawn to the Winter Solstice essay because when it comes to entertaining for the holidays, Hannah describes herself exactly as I would describe myself, "bossy and anxious," which brings me back to the fact that I somehow have to throw the perfect dinner party for a group of people I really care about.
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She said: "I was always most drawn to the villainess. Brigitte Lin as the Bride with White Hair, that was my favorite movie. I loved Cruella de Vil to bits." Koe used to dress her younger siblings up as wuxia characters like Monkey God and the Eight Immortals, where she led them on adventures with "contiguous plots from day to day".
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King continued to be most drawn to history and English, and choose English and sociology to be his main subjects while at the school. King maintained an abundant vocabulary. But, he relied on his sister, Christine, to help him with his spelling, while King assisted her with math. They studied in this manner routinely till Christine's graduation from high school.
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Chinese landscape drawings were a constant source of inspiration. He was most drawn by the synthesis of the artist's internal monologue and the depiction of the subject, and these were great examples of spiritual and intellectual unity. A very happy day for him came when the Met opened the Brook Astor Chinese court. Robert Mapplethorpe and Andy Warhol were, for Robert, highly original and always compelling.
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Wheelock's Latin (originally titled Latin and later Latin: An Introductory Course Based on Ancient Authors) is a comprehensive beginning Latin textbook. Chapters introduce related grammatical topics and assume little or no prior knowledge of Latin grammar or language. Each chapter has a collection of translation exercises created specifically for the book, most drawn directly from ancient sources. Those from Roman authors (Sententiae Antiquae—lit.
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Their most regular opponents have been Wolverhampton Wanderers having met 142 times whilst Derby best record is against Bolton Wanderers, Derby beating the Trotters 63 times. The most league defeats inflicted upon County is against Liverpool who have triumphed over Derby 66 times while the most drawn matches have come against Stoke City with the two teams sharing the points on 39 occasions. Derby have played a total of 102 different league opponents.
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He was a senate staffer for six years before running for the House of Representatives. Johnson is a former volunteer for AmeriCorps which is the national service organization that allows citizens to serve their communities. He was also a founding staff member of City Year, the non-profit AmeriCorps organization whose primary goal is to build advocacy through service. Johnson's 2015 re-election campaign was "the most drawn-out and negative race" primary election of that election year.
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Unlike Tlaquepaque, the town of Tonalá has not been geared for tourists in the sense of hotels, restaurant and scenic streets. Despite this, it received thousands of visitors each week, most drawn by the street market or “tianguis” that is set up each Thursday and Sunday. This market is centered on the town main road for about a kilometer, and spills into adjoining side streets. This market can have from between 3,500 and 4,000 vendors, especially during the Christmas and Holy Week holidays when tourism is highest in Mexico.
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The Cronulla- Sutherland Sharks have played the most golden point games with 19 in total, while Canterbury, the Gold Coast, Melbourne and the Sydney Roosters have played the least with 13. The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs are the most successful team under the format, having won nine of their thirteen golden point matches (including a draw), whilst the Wests Tigers are the worst, having lost 13 of their 17 matches. The St. George Illawarra Dragons were the final club to win their first golden point match, after five previous failed attempts. The South Sydney Rabbitohs, New Zealand Warriors and Brisbane Broncos have all featured in the most drawn matches with four.
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Nevertheless, he calls the Sun itself "probably the series' weakest special effect". Tom Fox of Starburst magazine also gives a favourable review, writing that although "Sun Probe" features the series' "most drawn-out conclusion ever", it remains a "very busy" episode. Praising the roles of Brains, Alan and Tin-Tin, the portrayal of the astronauts' deliriousness and the "novel twist" of the malfunction on Thunderbird 3, he sums up the episode as a "good, slow-burning one" and awards a rating of four out of five stars. Matthew Dennis of the website CultBox describes "Sun Probe" as "terrific stuff" and ranks it as one of the best episodes of Thunderbirds, noting its drama and suspense.
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It's in that moment that the audience is most drawn to Brenda, as the direction for the character led us to believe that an honor roll student with the loving family and good looks had it all together and lived a perfect and grown up life even while still in high school. Her vulnerability at this point brought a touch of reality to the character that fans appreciated and helped move the season into the second episode with a larger fan base. Brenda Walsh further displays her desire for popularity with her hot and cold relationship with Andrea Zuckerman, the nerdy editor of the West Beverly High newspaper. When in front of her friends, Brenda pretends to dislike Andrea, subtly mocking her.
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She isn't the first person in the world to track down their biological mother and while it's seldom easy, I can't imagine it's ever been quite so hard as Danielle has made it." Writing for The Times, Tim Teeman was critical of the length of time it took for the storyline to conclude, calling it "the most drawn-out 'reveal' in soapland". He deemed Ashdown's scripting of Danielle's exit to be "mad crescendo after mad crescendo", and the storyline as a whole "implausible", concluding that by the time Danielle died in Ronnie's arms: "EastEnders had hit the misery mother lode." Crace was pleased with public reaction to the mother-daughter storyline, commenting prior to the reveal: "Everyone seems desperate to know why Danielle hasn't told Ronnie yet, so I'm taking that as a sign they're enjoying the story.
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Hecht excelled at The Lab and was accepted into its Auxiliary Acting Group, granting him the privilege of appearing in the school's produced plays, while remaining under Boleslavsky's teachings beyond the two years required to graduate. While attending The Lab, Hecht appeared in The Straw Hat (October–November 1926), Big Lake (April 1927, from a story by Rollie Lynn Riggs), Much Ado About Nothing (November–December 1927), Dr. Knock (February–March 1928), Grand Street Follies (May–October 1928, with dances staged by James Cagney) and The Wild Duck (November 1928 – January 1929).Rollie Lynn Riggs Brief Biography"The Bridal Veil", The Columbia Spectator February 8, 1928, p2Harold Hecht IMDB Other WorksHarold Hecht Credits, Internet Broadway Database"Mike Mine Borscht", Variety, May 12, 1948, p2 Many of The Lab's students worked on additional aspects of the plays that the school produced and Hecht was most drawn by choreography. He also worked under Boleslavsky, both in The Lab's productions and on other Broadway productions, as stage assistant.
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