Sentence examples for continue to draw on from inspiring English sources

How many of us continue to draw on things we got from an older adult when we were younger?

Governments continue to draw on its expertise, and prisoners continue to be released in response to its efforts.

I cannot continue to draw on taxpayers' funds to keep the ovens operational when there is no realistic prospect that a buyer will be found".

Will producers be able to continue to draw on a broad and deep pool of talent to meet these new opportunities?

"The board and I are extremely pleased that Sandy has agreed to stay on as a nonexecutive director so that we will be able to continue to draw on his depth of experience".

"I don't want to come across as the skunk at the lawn party," Mr. Gately said, "because we need to continue to draw on the support of Catholics that are outraged.

Ambrose continued to draw on his supposed Eisenhower interviews in subsequent books, including the two-volume biography, although in the later footnotes the specific dates were replaced with vaguer notations, such as "Interview with DDE".

However, in racialized societies, race/ethnicity remains a salient externally-imposed category that continues to draw on discredited notions of biology, blood and genes [ 17].

In the ensuing four years, Melville continued to draw on memories of his beachcombing days, producing on the average one book per year ("Omoo" in 1847, "Mardi" in 1849, "Redburn" in 1849 and "White-Jacket" in 1850), the last two of which felt to him like "jobs, which I have done for money -- being forced to it, as other men are to sawing wood".

Students continued to draw on the familiar context in their reflections on their plane constructions, with one of Lilly's group commenting, "My plane's not turning out exactly as it was supposed to," with another student replying, "Maybe this is how you make a jet plane.

German Pellets also continues to draw on traditional bank financing, Mr. Leibold said.