Sentence examples for draw up from from inspiring English sources

"He was describing this old singer called Enos White, how he stood there with his feet firmly planted in the ground, and how the song seemed to draw up from the very earth itself".

The first step was to draw up, from an exhaustive review of the literature, a comprehensive list of items about QoL in sarcopenia.

And there she lay, like Wisdom drawn up from the deep: as golden, and as quiet.

The four matches were played with a strategy drawn up from a textbook.

The lists of most popular players and teams are drawn up from a count of sales over the regular season.

The longlist was drawn up from every novel shortlisted for a prize in the past 20 years, as well as some that had been overlooked entirely.

He explains: "We would like a committee drawn up from the Premier League, the FA, government and representatives of grassroots football and money dispersed from that.

As Yerushalmi describes it, "What was suddenly drawn up from the past was not a series of facts to be contemplated at a distance, but a series of situations into which one could somehow be existentially drawn".

The categories within which the awards are given are always controversial – the line between modern and classical has become especially blurry, and the shortlist has been drawn up from an eclectic set of nominations.

"The decision was based on an assessment of how much gravitas facial hair added to an individual's public profile and stature during the year and was drawn up from a survey of players, officials and broadcasters.

He also talks about the "industrialization of the data center," in contrast to the so-called whiteboard model of server design, by which each new building might be drawn up from scratch.