Sentence examples for drawing down from from inspiring English sources

Sir Graham told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "If our taxpayers are helping to establish this fund, we should be drawing down from it when we need it.

In September the American commander in Iraq, General David Petraeus, will report on the progress of his "surge".As the Americans were building up in Baghdad earlier this year, the British were drawing down from about 7,100 to 5,500 troops.

Such equipment purchases might otherwise be handled by an asset-backed loan from a finance company or drawing down from a line-of-credit or a credit card plunked down with a contractor.

Toshiko took the drawing down from her Facebook page on Wednesday, citing a request made by Hyams, who earlier tweeted: "Shocked+deeply saddened anyone would choose to use an image of an innocent child to express such perverse prejudice".

The reason is that the total personal saving rate also includes the amounts that retirees are drawing down from their savings (or DIS-saving), which lowers the saving rate.

He is drawing down from Iraq, and for that he deserves credit.

The plan for the ANSF is to draw down from 350,000 to 228,000.

Air for the engine and crew was drawn down from the surface through a floating hose, later through rigid tubes.

As American troops drew down from Iraq, the group was estimated to have no more than 700 fighters.

The temperatures across the nation's south east are being driven by hot, dry winds drawn down from northern Australia.

"We have drawn down from the surge," he said, "and we will complete that drawdown at the end of July.