Phrasal verbs starting with "draw"

To gradually move into a leading position ahead of a competitor.

To move away from a group or person, or to increase a lead over competitors.

To move backward, especially suddenly from surprise or fear, or to pull something open or aside.

To withdraw money from a fund or account, or to reduce the level of something such as military forces or resources.

To attract or involve someone in something, to take a breath in, or for days to get shorter in autumn.

To gradually involve or attract someone into a situation, activity, or discussion.

To remove liquid from a larger supply, or to divert attention or resources away from something.

To make use of a reserve of experience, skill, or knowledge, or for time to pass or night to approach.

To make something or someone come out gradually; to prolong something; or to encourage someone to talk.

To pull something slowly through a narrow opening or space.

To bring people or things together, creating a sense of unity, or to come together as a group.

To prepare a formal document, or for a vehicle to stop at a place.

To make use of a source of knowledge, skill, experience, or resources.