11.   After that, I feel myself drawn toward another object.

12.   But as each school year drew down toward its end, I would feel the old unreasonable excitement rising, a sense of exquisite release and unbounded possibilities.

13.   But his admiration for Maxwell Perkins, the editor of Thomas Wolfe, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway, drew him toward a career in book publishing.

14.   But she also is drawn toward a machisma brand of feminism.

15.   But women are drawn toward the fashion styles, such as Kenneth Cole or Gucci.

16.   By then it would be drawing on toward noon.

17.   Ewing left his post beneath the basket, drawn toward Jordan like metal filings to a magnet.

18.   From an early age, however, he was drawn toward a world where success was measured less tangibly.

19.   From science, he knows that there is no equilibrium in a magnetic field, that an object is being drawn toward one pole or the other.

20.   I had worked that year with a crew of tree trimmers, and as the summer drew toward an end one of our crewmates announced his plans for marriage.