| This means that, as we draw near to the end of the month, the figures for May now look very different and spectacularly average. |
| Only with the attitude of humility, of simplicity, of compassion do we allow the Lord to draw near to us and to travel along with us. |
| As I draw near, I can smell the scent of Middle Eastern spices wafting in the wind. |
| Shall thou, unburied, view the Stygian waters and the Furies' strong river, and unbidden draw near the bank? |
| He promised that God would cleanse his people of all impurities so that they could draw near to him again. |
| However, as elections draw near, Putin is experiencing more and more pressure to extend his presidency. |
