Sentence examples for draw upon that from inspiring English sources

Through the grind of qualifying games and the bafflement of the Uefa Nations League, we will have a memory to draw upon; that blissful, baking summer when England rose and reminded us of the transformative, unifying qualities of international football, that reminder of self, of who we are and could be.

Unfortunately, this production of Terence Ratigan's Man And Boy gives even Langella precious little opportunity to draw upon that talent.

"I hope that Swallows and Amazons could draw upon that same audience," she said.

Much learning is tacit and implicit - we can simply draw upon that learning in English.

Many of the political themes that would dominate for the next decade could draw upon that week for their legitimacy.

And the sclerotic nature of our political system has hampered our ability to draw upon that second kind of response to danger.

The more seasoned actors have greater technique to draw upon, though that's not necessarily a good thing.

Several bankruptcy experts doubted that G.M. would need to draw upon anywhere near that amount to get court protection from creditors.

I look forward to drawing upon that bipartisan tradition, as I tackle new challenges...

Mr. Jacobs said he often draws upon that while trying to build a political organization.

Drawing upon that analysis the Treasury, 10 years on, is saying the same arguments apply to Scotland and that is correct.