draw forth

To display something to others. A noun or pronoun can be used between "draw" and "forth." I drew forth the paperwork that proved that the company owed me money.

draw something forth

to pull something forward or where it can be seen. Carl drew a booklet forth and began to show it to the people sitting on either side of him. She drew forth her pocketknife and threatened the bandit.

See also: draw, forth

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

from this/that day forth
go forth
set forth
give forth with
give forth with (something)
give forth (something)
stretch forth
set forth on
set forth on (something)
from this/that time forth

References in periodicals archive

One can learn from her how to attend to "the wondrous and monstrous" in history and draw forth a myriad of capabilities, moods, and potential (18).

A Nervous State: Violence, Remedies, and Reverie in Colonial Congo

He declared that divine Providence always imposes a limit on evil, and that there is no evil from which God cannot draw forth a greater good.

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Against such a backdrop it is not surprising that the arrival of a person with genuine interest in and respect for Aboriginal people would draw forth such a deluge of passionate and productive activity.

Melinda Hinkson on Papunya's place in history

attempt to draw forth the silences of the past produces a textual

Textual hauntings: narrating history, memory, and silence in The English Patient

As the phenomenon of reality television evolves, it will be our responsibility--and our pleasure--to draw forth those images and moments of incongruity that will signify a reality beyond the mainstream; then, and only then, will we think global, but watch local.

Think global--watch local

Although they are bona fide portraits, intended to "draw forth" something from each subject, this something is collective rather than individual.

PAUL GRAHAM

We look, then, even at the most tragic events with an expectation that God will draw forth new life.

Working Ecumenically Paves the Way For An Effective Pro-Life Witness

Perhaps the cruelest performance came from the Labor Party's arts minister Chris Smith, who within six months proceeded to draw forth as much enmity from the arts establishment as it had taken the Tory Party 18 years to engender.

Count your blessings

This group activity is a place to draw forth creativity from all the participants.

The three R's of writing: reading, "riting," and risking

Carl suggests, "A religion that stressed the magnificence of the Universe as revealed by modern science might be able to draw forth reserves of reverence and awe hardly touched by the conventional faiths.

Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space

"Family Knots" tells of Narcissa Foy, a quilter and otherworldly dreamer in family of hardscrabble farmers, who finds herself over the years inexorably draw forth from her interior world.

In the Mountains of America

We will redefine smart to mean knowing how to draw forth from a repertoire of strategies, knowledge, perceptions, and actions according to contextual demands.

How world-class standards will change us

Symbols, as I understand them, are powerful because they appeal to the imagination and draw forth from us what is happening in the deeper parts of our lives.

Secret of liturgy is trust the symbols

Christian witness is intended to draw forth a response from the individual and, like all evangelization, finds its end in Christian conversion.

Witness: stage one in the cycle of evangelization

(5) 71 Proved (to be) (6,3) 73 Day of Atonement (3,6) 74 Morally wrong (9) 77 Tropical lizard (6) 78 Magic word (11) 81 Concerning the moon (5) 83 Sailor (7) 85 Versatile (9) 86 Subtle, cunning (9) 87 Tough swimming, cycling and running event (9) 88 Pasta sauce (5) 89 Opening tennis shot (5) 90 Trap (5) 95 Solicited (7) 97 Flashy (6) 98 Aviators (6) 101 Cherish (5) 102 Stairpost (5) 103 Former county (5) 105 Third-longest African river (5) 106 Not suitable (5) 107 Draw forth (5) 108 A long time!

WIN pounds 500 ON THIS PAGE; 20.THE BIG One

词组	draw forth
释义	draw forth draw forth To display something to others. A noun or pronoun can be used between "draw" and "forth." I drew forth the paperwork that proved that the company owed me money. See also: draw, forth Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. draw something forth to pull something forward or where it can be seen. Carl drew a booklet forth and began to show it to the people sitting on either side of him. She drew forth her pocketknife and threatened the bandit. See also: draw, forth McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: from this/that day forth go forth set forth give forth with give forth with (something) give forth (something) stretch forth set forth on set forth on (something) from this/that time forth References in periodicals archive One can learn from her how to attend to "the wondrous and monstrous" in history and draw forth a myriad of capabilities, moods, and potential (18). A Nervous State: Violence, Remedies, and Reverie in Colonial Congo He declared that divine Providence always imposes a limit on evil, and that there is no evil from which God cannot draw forth a greater good. Crisis of civilization in Europe: Philip Boobbyer discusses two books which challenge the secularism of modern Europe Against such a backdrop it is not surprising that the arrival of a person with genuine interest in and respect for Aboriginal people would draw forth such a deluge of passionate and productive activity. Melinda Hinkson on Papunya's place in history attempt to draw forth the silences of the past produces a textual Textual hauntings: narrating history, memory, and silence in The English Patient As the phenomenon of reality television evolves, it will be our responsibility--and our pleasure--to draw forth those images and moments of incongruity that will signify a reality beyond the mainstream; then, and only then, will we think global, but watch local. Think global--watch local Although they are bona fide portraits, intended to "draw forth" something from each subject, this something is collective rather than individual. PAUL GRAHAM We look, then, even at the most tragic events with an expectation that God will draw forth new life. Working Ecumenically Paves the Way For An Effective Pro-Life Witness Perhaps the cruelest performance came from the Labor Party's arts minister Chris Smith, who within six months proceeded to draw forth as much enmity from the arts establishment as it had taken the Tory Party 18 years to engender. Count your blessings This group activity is a place to draw forth creativity from all the participants. The three R's of writing: reading, "riting," and risking Carl suggests, "A religion that stressed the magnificence of the Universe as revealed by modern science might be able to draw forth reserves of reverence and awe hardly touched by the conventional faiths. Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space "Family Knots" tells of Narcissa Foy, a quilter and otherworldly dreamer in family of hardscrabble farmers, who finds herself over the years inexorably draw forth from her interior world. In the Mountains of America We will redefine smart to mean knowing how to draw forth from a repertoire of strategies, knowledge, perceptions, and actions according to contextual demands. How world-class standards will change us Symbols, as I understand them, are powerful because they appeal to the imagination and draw forth from us what is happening in the deeper parts of our lives. Secret of liturgy is trust the symbols Christian witness is intended to draw forth a response from the individual and, like all evangelization, finds its end in Christian conversion. Witness: stage one in the cycle of evangelization (5) 71 Proved (to be) (6,3) 73 Day of Atonement (3,6) 74 Morally wrong (9) 77 Tropical lizard (6) 78 Magic word (11) 81 Concerning the moon (5) 83 Sailor (7) 85 Versatile (9) 86 Subtle, cunning (9) 87 Tough swimming, cycling and running event (9) 88 Pasta sauce (5) 89 Opening tennis shot (5) 90 Trap (5) 95 Solicited (7) 97 Flashy (6) 98 Aviators (6) 101 Cherish (5) 102 Stairpost (5) 103 Former county (5) 105 Third-longest African river (5) 106 Not suitable (5) 107 Draw forth (5) 108 A long time! WIN pounds 500 ON THIS PAGE; 20.THE BIG One
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