How to use "drew" in a sentence

"I love that you're so hopeful." Cham drew her close, and kissed her

Of course no amount of amusing talk, no quantity of icy Dom PS 233;rignon could render her unaware of the excitement that was building in the showroom as curtain time drew near

But the fact that two were missing wasn't what drew Vivienne's attention

At first Vivienne thought that, she was imagining the change in temperature, but the closer she drew to the end of the corridor, the colder it got

In spite of her anxiety, a power she could sense - but which she could not define - drew her inexorably to Danny's room.

As he drew near, he opened his arms, as if it was the most natural thing in the world for him to hold and comfort her, as if he had held her many times before, and she leaned against him in the same spirit of familiarity

While she thought about what Elliot had said, she dipped one finger in the water and drew a grim mouth, a nose, and a pair of eyes in the circle; she added two horns, transforming the blot of moisture into a little demonic face

The gasp drew the deadly mist up his nose, where the active poison - a particularly fast-acting neurotoxin - was instantaneously absorbed through the sinus membranes

Tina said, "Elliot, listen, I told you he would show us where he's being kept, and he drew that route for us

The drapes drew open, slid shut, drew open, slid shut, even though no one was near the draw cords.

He drew, aimed from the hip, and squeezed the trigger.