Sentence examples for draw on knowing from inspiring English sources

I think I've had to draw on knowing the policy, knowing what I can and cannot allow her to do.

Barnard says that though all governing bodies need a spread of abilities to draw on, for academies in particular, "you've got to do a skills audit, and it will change every year: [it's about] knowing the expertise you've got, and knowing where are the gaps you have to fill".

Motherwell, though, piled forward in greater numbers as the second half wore on, knowing the draw was of less use to them.

Draw one online or draw one on paper.

Staff members draw on their experience of the system, knowing how to massage rules to meet the individual needs of their clients.

But if you ask enough questions about Watson there, particularly at the old Smallwood store, site of vigilante justice and now a marvelous museum of old times on the islands, you're likely to draw a knowing nod.

We draw comfort knowing his life was filled with love and that he died on his own terms with courage, grace and dignity.

I think we all believed it, but knowing that we've done it, we can draw on that experience".

Practitioners of biomedicine and traditional healing must both draw on diverse knowledge bases with varying levels of certainty and different ways of knowing and practicing.

"You draw upon what the Army teaches you not on knowing what to do, but on how to think.

Kramer, Jerry's eccentric neighbor on Seinfeld, once asked rhetorically: "Why does RadioShack ask for your phone number when you buy batteries?" The query drew a knowing laugh on the 90s sitcom.