1.   As for the patrons, many seemed drawn by word of mouth.

2.   His vagueness creates the suspicion he was stuck at Kansas or angling for a better deal, rather than drawn back by loyalty.

3.   Israeli stocks opened the week with losses as investors were drawn by high interest rates towards savings accounts and bonds and away from shares.

4.   Israeli stocks opened the week with losses as investors were drawn by high interest rates toward savings accounts and bonds and away from shares.

5.   Ms. Rinzler said she had always felt drawn by the idiosyncrasies of her generation.

6.   Offers sleigh rides drawn by Blitz and Blaze, a matched pair of Morgan-Percherons.

7.   The effect of the delay was to block the Democratic plan and allow a plan drawn by federal judges and favorable to Republicans to go into effect.

8.   They go, drawn by love for and obligation to their birthplace.

9.   U.S. crude imports swelled to a five-month high two weeks ago, drawn by higher prices than elsewhere in the world.

10.   But the patrons who arrived in the days following the glitzy opening seemed drawn by the authenticity of the cafe.