Sentence examples for draw on with from inspiring English sources

"You can think of a program like General Studies as a minor-league franchise which the major-league team can draw on with confidence because the players have been trained by the institution itself," said Barmak Nassirian, associate executive director of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers.

There was plenty for the Rangers players to draw on with Ibrox great John Greig among a 35,018 crowd as guests of the new-look board, but there was a distinct lack of inspiration on the park with Queens coming closest in the first half when Michael Paton hit the post.

Convinced there was a better solution, he basically made a sheet of plastic that you can draw on with dry erase markers.

But Obama has a large reservoir of good will to draw on with that liberal base, as evidenced by the fact that so many influential progressives have kept their displeasure with the national security picks to themselves.

Include plain paper that they can draw on with their wacky crayons, or use to cut out snowflakes, or learn how to make paper airplanes with.

Kopp, who led the ten researchers behind the study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, said that the data prior to Rome is too hazy to draw on with certainty, but that the forces behind the recent and rapid rise in oceans is clear.

9.14pm GMT 51 min The numbers on the back of Chelsea's shirts look like they've been drawn on with Magic Marker.

Meanwhile, Sam walked by the Chalk Walk -- floor-mounted blackboards for drawing on with chalk -- without so much as a nod of interest.

These productions show unconscious people being drawn on with Sharpies, smothered in shaving cream, posed compromisingly and otherwise humiliated — all for the amusement of the Internet.

Electronics have been stuck to the skin before, of course, or drawn on with conductive ink, but even substrates just a millimeter thick are limited in flexibility.

Similarly, her own mustache is drawn on with a marker or paint brush.