Sentence examples for draw a wealth from inspiring English sources
Fan favorites, such as the Dallas Cowboys, New York Yankees and Notre Dame, are must-see attractions that also draw a wealth of betting action.
The conductor, Jane Glover, drew a wealth of color and detail from the Newberry Consort players.
And Anna Fusek drew a wealth of color from the tiny soprano recorder in the Flautino Concerto in C (RV 443).
Richards draws a wealth of delicate textures from the 23 players, seamlessly weaving together improvised solos and written ensemble.
We draw on a wealth of knowledge of the venues in terms of capacity and their ability to present the show we are proposing.
The public persona of Mr. Schlesinger, the reasonable man, the middle-of-the-roader who can draw on a wealth of knowledge and experience in advancing his views, is, in other words, very recognizable.
They may struggle to survive and often their children go to bed hungry, but at the same time, they participate in, and draw from, a wealth of creativity that would be a sharp contrast with many a computer-raised child in the west.
PAMs are a well-established component of the centralised procedure for marketing authorisation in Europe and manufacturers are able to draw upon a wealth of guidance.
As the editors stress in the introduction, most chapters are written by scientists who are from the countries in question and can draw from a wealth of historical literature from non-English sources.
