Sentence examples for draw from which from inspiring English sources

Brown is ranked No. 189, but he's in a wide-open section of the draw from which the fifth-seeded Nadal, Wawrinka and the 18th-seeded John Isner have all departed.

I hope all of them have the options that she seems to, and I hope they ask themselves not which school is the surest route to riches but which will give them the richest experiences to draw from, which will broaden their frames of reference.

"I don't have a lot of faith in the government investigating itself and we have an experience to draw from which is the BC Missing Women Inquiry which is commonly referred to as a sham," she explains.

Most professional drummers who get hired for studio work have a "toolbox" of drumming styles that they can draw from, which might include jazz, rock, funk, bossa nova, rockabilly, salsa, samba, or blues beats.

He gave her a drawing from which she has created a collage.

The mottled grey background is marked with faded layers of scratches and scribbles, like an endlessly reworked charcoal drawing, from which the little blocks of colour shine out as bright jewels in the dust.

A region of interest near the centre of each organ was drawn from which SUVmax was determined in each 15 min bin. Figure S7.

But I'm also put off by the environment they're drawing from, which you allude to as well, Erin.

What's changed is the scope of the accompaniment in places and the range of material she draws from, which, when you get down to it, simply has expanded to include white folks: Cline, Cochran, Aznavour.

All patients had a pre-treatment peripheral blood sample drawn from which plasma was isolated and stored at −80 °C.

In its simplest form, ROI encompassing the whole tumour can be drawn from which an average enhancement curve is extracted.