1
He drew a match from his pocket and rubbed it on his trousers.
2
Quickly he drew a match from his pocket and struck, it.
3
He drew a match across his chaps and lit the cigarette he had rolled.
4
Then she drew a match from her pocket, and set fire to the bonnet.
5
He succeeded in rising, drew a match from his pocket, and approaching the burner lighted it.
6
He drew a match and quickly lighted the gas as Mary's footstep echoed on the stairs below.
7
Skag drew a match, not the gun.
8
The colonel drew a match across the top bar of the grate and set it to his pipe.
9
He drew a match along the under side of the bench and held the blaze absently to the cigarette.
10
Bridge slammed-to the door and with a shoulder against it drew a match from his pocket and lighted it.
11
He sat down and rolled a cigarette and drew a match along the taut canvas underside of the cot to light it.
12
I hesitated a moment; then I drew a match from my pocket and rubbed it softly into a flame against my trouser leg.
13
She did not reply, but he drew a match from his pocket and lit the two candles which he knew stood on the table.
14
Tuesday's match is not their first international of course: they have been playing for years, and once drew a match with Real Madrid in 1929.
