Sentence examples for draw down by from inspiring English sources

Panetta insists that the plan is to "take us to a point where we draw down by the end of 2014".

"Inventories got drawn down by a record amount".

For example, he added, no one really knows whether private saving will always replace saving drawn down by the government.

In the Saltström [another tideway] boats and men have been drawn down by these vortices, and much loss of life has resulted.

Yet James's writing sometimes sags under the weight of its own lyricism, drawn down by ponderous metaphors or portentous language.

You prick your finger, then hold it next to the little tube sticking out of the bottle and the blood is drawn down by capillary action.

"Most of the remaining $22 billion was drawn down by the state governments without any particular projects to spend it on, just on the basis of, there's money sitting in the accounts, lets draw it down".

In O'Brien's book, Keating constantly describes political capital as a resource, replenished by popularity and drawn down by real, brave leaders who know the big changes they want to make and are prepared to take risks to get there.

California water managers, for example, have been somewhat skeptical of a recent finding by Dr. Famiglietti that from October 2003 to March 2010, aquifers under the state's Central Valley were drawn down by 25 million acre-feet — almost enough to fill Lake Mead, the nation's largest reservoir.

Mr Rigas's lawyers say that they have documents which prove that the $3 billion of loans drawn down by the family (and for which the Rigas family and Adelphia were jointly liable) were fully approved by the board and used entirely for board-approved purposes.

Drawn down by the lights, the birds stop to rest and refuel.