Sentence examples for a deep draw on from inspiring English sources

My driver stops to savour the view: "The mountain air, so clean and fresh," he murmurs appreciatively, taking a deep draw on his cigarette.

For temperature manipulation and control a flatness-based design technique for thermal trajectory planning and feedforward control for a deep drawing tool is developed based on a distributed parameter system description.

However, because thin sheet materials exhibit poor deep drawing formability, using deep drawing on micro/meso cups is rather difficult.

In the attempt to answer these kinds of questions, algebraic geometry has moved from its classical beginnings to become a deep subject, drawing on a vast array of ideas in mathematics including commutative and homological algebra and category theory.

In avoiding what might be considered a rational association, the ABC confirms a deep paradigm: drawing on the 100 million word, multi-generic, British National Corpus, the probability that a text with the word 'war' will also include the word 'violence' is 1% (Lukin forthcoming).

And they've got a deep well of experience to draw on: every centre of the Arab uprisings, from Egypt to Yemen, has lived through decades of imperial domination.

Retro ballparks, like Camden Yards, draw on deep local traditions.

Political and social tensions feed off current misery and draw on deep historical roots of division.

It's hard work and it forces you to draw on deep reserves of will.

And from what I've seen, they're able to draw on a pretty deep well of public-spiritedness.

It was all over when McClenaghan found Alex Hales in the deep, drawing a close on England's best one-day success.