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overdraw

How to use overdraw in a sentence

Over the years since, those states have overdrawn the river’s average deposits.

One might, of course, easily overdraw the picture of the men's condition; it is difficult to describe it faithfully.

Mere it is almost impossible to overdraw the picture, so widespread is the vice.

Perhaps it was that he had some mad hope of persuading the bank manager to allow him to overdraw to that amount.

A DUETARTHUR CONAN DOYLE

Lizzie had tried that game before, and knew that the bankers would allow her to overdraw.

In interpreting the emotions of dumb animals he sometimes overdrew, or seemed to overdraw, their resemblance to human beings.

LANDSEERESTELLE M. HURLL

A Tolstoy with all his power of vivid presentation does not overdraw the picture.

Is there less sin among us modern men, or did such writers as John Bunyan overdraw and exaggerate the sinfulness of sin?

"No, he shan't overdraw," again repeated John, and his gaze was still downcast.

One of these was that no one of the directors could at any time, or under any circumstances, overdraw his account at the bank.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985