Sentence examples for activities drawing from inspiring English sources

A well organised year 5 teacher will have students handing out resources, clearing and cleaning the room, preparing areas for different activities, drawing blinds etc.

She prefers to spend her free time doing less organized (and sometimes more solitary) activities — drawing, hiking, reading, watching good movies, and spending time with a few close friends.

Leaders agree to further develop Ecotech Action Plans (EAPs), as an instrument to gauge and encourage Ecotech activities, drawing from the experience and lessons learned in the pilot phase.

The bill would increase regulation of "third party" campaigners (that is, not political parties) and restrict their activities, drawing a wider range of organisations into the regulatory regime for campaigning during elections, while reducing the amount they can spend in this period.

Examples of specific questions addressed in this manner are "What should be the design range?" and "Should the engines be podded or embedded?" The task forces were several week-long focused activities, drawing on members from all the relevant aspects of the research and involving exchanges of personnel.

BRUSSELS, Oct 2 (Reuters) - An EU advisory group called on Tuesday for banks' traditional deposit-taking business to be legally separated from higher risk activities, drawing fire from the industry even though it stopped short of demanding a full break up of lenders.

Mr. Kano's legislative activities drew criticism even from some members of his own party.

Not for nothing were Otpor's activities drawn from Sharp's list of 198 "methods of nonviolent action".

Mr. Jalil disappeared in mid-January when reports of his activities drew the attention of Kandahar officials.

Starting at noon on the porch of Wilson Hall, the festival will last until dusk and will feature food, beverages and activities drawn from the traditions of southern Louisiana.

All of these outside activities draw on my professional expertise, and typically involve activities such as speaking, reviewing, writing, editing, consulting, or serving on panels or advisory boards.