Sentence examples for drawing lead from inspiring English sources

This could be explained by passive transfer of lead into breast milk driven by high affinity compartment in milk, thus allowing binding at low concentrations and drawing lead into milk.

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There, his skill at drawing led to him being selected for the School of Sudanese Craftsmen (now the Institut National des Arts) in Bamako.

In his spare time his enthusiasm for drawing led him to attend classes at Hanley Art School and in 1947 he joined the Society of Staffordshire Artists.

Within a year, his old love of 18th Century French furniture and his new affair with blowtorches and steel, along with his talent for drawing, led to the Spine chair.

"Drawing leads to discovery and investigation - it helps you evolve as an artist and think of yourself as an artist.

Dr. Jeremijenko suggested planting a grid of sunflowers, along with a chemical agent called EDTA, to draw lead out of the soil.

Yet while stumbling between comedy, meditative drama and action, it ultimately develops an identity crisis similar to that of its loosely drawn lead characters (whose own stories are considerably enhanced by a talented cast).

Greg planted sunflowers to draw lead from the soil.

Stephen Drew led off the second inning with a double, and Billingsley (2-3) toied to pick him off.

Of investigators who are talking to officials of laboratories that have access to anthrax, he said, "They're aware of the facilities, and they're aware they've got the need" to try to draw leads from those officials.