raffle vs draw

Some examples from the web:

• If you hadn't won that raffle...
• This is why I didn't think the raffle was a logical investment.
• Not after that raffle at the Holy Innocents last year.
• I thought the ladies might appreciate a holiday raffle.
• A late addition to the raffle.
• Discover the new duplicator Riso EZ-200 and participate in the raffle more details click here.
• At the entrance you will receive a ticket to participate in our raffle.
• I thought the ladies might appreciate a holiday raffle.
• As usual, celebrate the food and raffle in the Confraternity Gift.
• Space Hasson Central Station: Valentine's evening with great raffle in our 3 restaurants.
• The grand prize of the raffle is $15,000 cash.
• I'm Nick, and I might win a raffle tonight.
• He postulates a raffle with that number of tickets.
• Ms. Dunhill won the spring raffle.
• The prize per winning raffle number is £ 20,000
• The raffle of the mobile phone will take place on December 10.
• It must be the cloth he won at the raffle.
• We won it in a raffle.
• Remy, I won the raffle.
• Carly's school is having a raffle.

Some examples from the web:

• I wouldn't do anything to draw any attention.
• We're trying to draw a more upscale crowd.
• The people must again draw their own conclusions.
• It was thus not possible to draw a final conclusion on this point.
• It is difficult to draw any firm conclusions about the effect of different ownership structures.
• For other waste the data submitted was not sufficient to draw any conclusions.
• And from that, we can draw certain conclusions.
• We need it to draw the crowd.
• It takes practice to draw clean.
• Just enough... to draw this.
• Otherwise, you never draw your sword.
• Grandfather saved some of my draw...
• What I want to draw is...
• Time to draw The jingo number.
• We can draw parallels with most national parliaments.
• Set here the color used to draw composition guides.
• This project is about to draw to a conclusion.
• Witches draw their magic from different sources.
• I could barely draw stick figures.
• ...time can draw out like a blade.