Sentence examples for draw on earlier from inspiring English sources

The jazz pianist Marcus Roberts is undoubtedly deserving of the admiration of the self-described young musician Ben Waltzer ["Learning to Play With the History of Jazz," April 1] for his ability to draw on earlier stylistic traditions, particularly stride piano and ragtime.

Your letters on how to deal with the refugee crisis (4 September) draw on earlier strategies which have shared out quotas among countries to provide refuge – for example, for those fleeing Hungary, with 87,725 refugees ending up in Austria at the end of 1956.

The authors draw on earlier research on electric cars and hypothesize that consumer preferences are evolving along with technological change.

Scholars have also noted the ways in which this episode appears to draw on earlier biblical accounts of darkness from the Book of Amos and the Book of Exodus.

Second, they can move faster because many of the necessary relationships are already in place (e.g., they can call people they've worked with, use the same lawyer/accountant/P.R. firm, draw on earlier investors, reach out to past customers, etc.).

Newman and Jacobs draw on early survey research and on archives of letters to government officials to show how much hostility Roosevelt's programs faced.

UK bridalwear designer Jenny Packham, meanwhile, credited Downtown with an upturn in sales of her wedding dresses, many of which draw on early 20th-Century influences.

Their arguments draw on early modern unitarian sources, while eschewing some of the idiosyncrasies of Socinus's theology and most of the extra revisions of the Priestley-derived stream of unitarians.

Gerlan's colorful allover prints draw on early 90s imagery with designs inspired by Goosebumps, girl power, and Minnie Mouse.

Gerlan's colorful all-over prints draw on early 90s imagery with designs inspired by Goosebumps, girl power, and Minnie Mouse.

The program draws on earlier research that identified the causes of bystander behavior.