Sentence examples for draw on at from inspiring English sources

Protest groups that turn from loud to aggressive tend to draw on at least two other elements, researchers say.

Go to: abodehotels.co.uk/chester The festival There's plenty of inspiration to draw on at the Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival next weekend.

So there was recent precedent to draw on at the Rose Theater on Monday night, in the first of two sold-out concerts presented by Jazz at Lincoln Center.

Still considerable, that cash has underwritten many of AT&T's investments -- a house bank the wireless and cable companies would no longer be able to draw on, at least in the same way.

Team talks that follow over the coming days will have plenty of positive things to draw on, at least, with this latest defeat representing a third such near-miss for Afghanistan against an established side in the Super 10 stage and their closest yet.

He has a wealth of relevant experience that I have been able to draw on at all stages in my career.

Matthiessen's (2004) classic paper, which maps out systemic generalisations and 'implicational motifs' (rather than 'rules' as in the quote from Jakobson (1966) above), drawing on at least 160 languages, is an enormous contribution to this goal.

Myocardial volumes of interest (VOI) were drawn on at least 12 consecutive slices.

The study focussed specifically on the sources of knowledge and expertise women drew on at this time.

Bacteraemia was deemed persistent when blood cultures drawn on at least 2 separate days yielded growth of the same isolate.

Whether they use those skills is up to them, but the chances are they will draw on them at some stage".