Sentence examples for draw more from from inspiring English sources
Other countries in Europe, struggling with recession and mounting deficits, have made similar moves to draw more from the rich.
If the Vermont company needs additional money, it presumably could turn to A.I.G., which can draw more from the Treasury.
An interior novel that aims somehow to articulate the ineffable, it seems to draw more from Dostoyevsky.
While they don't completely evade the long shadow of the Strokes, they ultimately draw more from the bountiful pool of fifties rock.
The priority for the club's manager next season will be to draw more from those players, even if it is unclear whether all of them will remain.
Republican strategists, however, predict Mr. Golisano would draw more from people already disposed to vote against Mr. Pataki than from the governor's supporters.
Italy draws more from domestic resources to finance its debt and deficits.
Their music drew more from the tradition of the Grateful Dead than St. Gregory.
Sanders's Snow White draws more from the original Brothers Grimm tale than either Disney or Tarsem Singh's recent Mirror Mirror.
Its constituents were drawn more from particular lobbies: there were more dreadlocked anti-globalisers, more Muslims and fewer middle-aged white women.
Mr. Tisdale likewise deploys a ripe accent as the fervent Dexel, a borderline stereotypical character drawn more from Quentin Tarantino movies than from life.
