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Meanings of drew rapidly in English
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Usage of drew rapidly in English
1
The excitement ashore, as they drew rapidly nearer the line, was tremendous.
2
With the fall of Galway, the Confederate war drew rapidly to a close.
3
After the fall of Chateau-Gaillard events drew rapidly to a close.
4
The buggy lurched forward, and for an instant drew rapidly away.
5
But the days of Caius drew rapidly to an end.
6
After this, the Smith adventure drew rapidly to a climax.
7
He drew rapidly and spoke at the same time, spitting out the words with venom.
8
We drew rapidly on the chase, and in half-an-hour could see nearly down to her topsails.
9
The scouts stood there, and watched with tense nerves as the drifting balloon drew rapidly closer.
10
He bent above the desk and drew rapidly.
11
Then, as the squall drew rapidly nearer, a hurried order was giving to take in all sail.
12
The cables were cut, the sweeps got out, and the Intrepid drew rapidly away from the burning frigate.
13
The order was given, and the vessel rocked idly on the waves, while the boat drew rapidly nearer.
14
Our own being fresh, we again took the lead, and drew rapidly near to the valley of the Viliga.
15
The train drew rapidly nearer.
16
We drew rapidly into the harbour, the soldiers in the entrance castle blowing their trumpets in welcome as we passed between them.
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Drew rapidly through the time
Drew rapidly across language varieties
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