Sentence examples for draw on later from inspiring English sources

It's all experience you can put in your CV and/or draw on later on.

estimate has been too high, there is a pool of 5,000... A-1 to draw on later.

Federal coffers tend to benefit from immigrants in the country illegally, he said, with contributions to programs like Social Security and Medicare that those immigrants cannot draw on later.

Mr. Criner's fellow jurors were not thrilled about his literary ambitions either, because they thought that his constant copying of exhibits into notebooks -- so that he would have them ready to draw on later -- slowed down already painful deliberations.

High-nitrogen fertilizer's other disadvantages include the way it speeds the growth of plants (making them weak and subject to fungus and disease) and disappears quickly (so plants have nothing to draw on later).

"I want us to have some tax-free pots of cash to draw on later in life," Brimhall says.

This new stage draws on later contributions (88– 91).

Of course, the cat is still cute but the more kitten videos you make while the kitten is still young, the more material you'll have to keep drawing on later.

Knowing your good qualities makes it easier to draw on them later to get rid of the habits you're trying to kick.

The basic rule of fiscal responsibility for a national government is pretty much the same as the rule for a family: Pay off your debts and build up financial reserves when things are good, so that you can draw on those reserves later.

Until her acting career took off, Scanlan worked at the Arts Council, a job that she would later draw on for The Thick of It.