Sentence examples for draw freely from inspiring English sources

CHOREOGRAPHIC INTERSECTION AT JACOB'S PILLOW -- Many choreographers now draw freely upon diverse techniques.

In a letter home, a month into the voyage, he described "a capital chap," Polish, somewhat odd-looking, with "a fund of yarns on which I draw freely".

Together with Cotillard's younger identical twin brothers, Guillaume and Quentin (a writer and a sculptor), they lived in a flat on the 18th floor of a tower block where they were allowed to draw freely on the walls.

In the first decades of the 17th century, English and Italian and, later, other craftsmen began to draw freely on decorative forms found on cabinets, porcelain vessels, and embroideries imported from China.

That argument no longer requires special pleading, partly because Mr. Givony's thoughtful juxtapositions have made the point so persuasively but also because so many young composers (and some of their elders) draw freely on both their classical and pop antecedents.

Indeed, his vantage point allows him to draw freely the raw materials of his craft: "It is a landscape filled with allegories, where the imagination is law, and storytellers can spend entire days resuscitating mysteries".

They drew freely upon European examples to enrich their art.

The medieval romances, especially the Breton lays, drew freely on these folk sources, sometimes directly.

But he also drew freely from India's many other vocal styles.

He draws freely on the latest scholarship to give us a new vision of the composer.

He draws freely on the traditions of perimeter block building and of the garden city model.