The old man drew a large crowd with his music.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The old man drew a large crowd with his music.

The old man drew a large crowd around him by his music.

The old man was humming to himself.

That elderly person cut down a big tree.

A man carrying a bunch of instruments was busking on the street.

That elderly person has a lot of friends to talk to.

The old man spent most of his time looking back on his youth.

The old man seemed delighted to have company.

Old people look back on the past too much.

The old man caught a big fish.

That old man caught a large fish.

The old man captured a big fish.

The old man banged around the house

the band played loudly

The old man was always looking back on the good old days.

There was a large audience at the piano recital last night.

He was so kind as to give the old man his seat.

Swinging drumsticks adroitly in his hands, he sang a Japanese folksong in a beautiful voice.

I had not gone far when I came upon an old man.

The old man was looking out on the street all day long.

He was a little old man with thick glasses.

The old man often looks back on his youth.

I led [took] an old man by the hand across the street.

She found a feeble‐looking and shabbily‐dressed old man leaning weakly against the tree.

That venue had music at a very loud volume playing.

The old man outdoes the young―effaces the young―extinguishes the young.

The old man puts the young to shame.

a shabby old man

He is a cheerful old man.

He tried to be kind to the elderly.