Object

• conclusion: Harris seems to be aware of these developments yet he can never draw the conclusions.

• distinction: Zitter said he doesn't draw a distinction between PVR and video on demand, and that the popularity of both will grow.

• parallel: It is possible to draw parallels with the motion picture industry before sound, or still photography before the movies.

Preposition: on

• expertise: The Agency should also be scrutinized every four years by an international expert visiting group which draws on expertise in scientific issues.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: Role profiles for support staff will be drawn up by August 2003.

• on: These are roots that deserve to be drawn on.

Preposition: at

• 9am: Ramsey AC Decoy Horseshoe Lake: draw at 9am, fish 10.30am to 4.30pm.

Adjective modifier

• goalless: LIVERPOOL were held to an uninspiring goalless draw, away to PSV, in the Champions League on Tuesday.

• goal-less: Windsor & Eton came away from Eastleigh with a creditable point after picking up a goal-less draw against the promotion hopefuls.

• creditable: February 27th Huddersfield manage a creditable draw away from home at Wolverhampton Wanderers.

• monthly: We intend to hold 10 monthly draws per year.

Noun used with modifier

• prise: Each prize draw includes an opt in box inviting you to say yes to the draw sponsor sending you further offers.