Sentence examples for draw on from from inspiring English sources

She has a good team of advisers to draw on from outside the main parties, and was expected to leave one or two existing ministers in place as well, to provide continuity.Investors will be watching these appointments to gauge how Miss Megawati is handling her rival parties.

And what lessons do you still draw on from that experience?

An interesting question, with much for Flush to draw on from his creator's own life.

Mr. Martinez, a veteran Hollywood costume designer, didn't have much to draw on from his past work.

"That program was extremely helpful in giving me a base of sources to draw on from authors like bell hooks, Eve Sedgwick and Judith Butler," Porterie said.

They found reasons not to raise equity, they bickered with each other, and they had zero goodwill to draw on from the rest of Wall Street.

Purely by chance, the rubber overlay with the keys drawn on from the keyboard we bought happened to fit, so we were able to use that.

Drawing on from this duality of inserts, women said that the pleasure of inserts was one sided.

The analyses draw on data from a recent innovation survey.

We additionally draw on knowledge from two separate surveys in Germany and Norway among industry professionals.

Many approaches draw on principles from automatic planning, but conceptual in context and lack mathematical justification.