Sentence examples for before drawing on from inspiring English sources

I've written about this before, drawing on Diamond and Saez, but I thought I'd try a different take.

Sometimes Borgen does rather underline things three times before drawing on them in highlighter to make sure you get the point.

Apple's Siri uses such a network to decipher speech, sorting sounds into recognizable chunks before drawing on contextual clues and past experiences to guess at how best to group them into words.

DeepQA is the element that allows Watson to answer a question it has never seen before, drawing on what it has learned from a mass of other text that doesn't directly answer that same question.

It also left most of his rivals in the long rough, metaphorically at least, not least Tiger Woods, who was in danger of missing his first cut in a major championship as a professional before drawing on his bottomless reserves of will-power and talent to drag himself into today's third round.

After leaving the army, he embarked on a career as a stand-up comedian, playing in small provincial clubs and doing conventional material at first before drawing on his own experiences to develop what became his hallmark confessional, observational, story-telling style.

But how much of the past does one need to draw on before shifting categories from new to retro?

Made from cardboard, the Christmas tree comes flat-packed, so it's easy to paint or draw on before folding it into a 3-D extravaganza.

He's earning just 40% of what he did before and not drawing on Social Security yet.

There are dozens of ways to make festive, fondue-like baked Brie, but here is a version you may not have tried before, which draws on the dried form of a quintessential fall fruit: cranberries.

Considering the numerous other promising vitamins and minerals that when properly tested have been disappointing, one should wait for the results of forthcoming vitamin D intervention studies before drawing conclusions on potential beneficial effects of vitamin D.