Sentence examples for drawing off of from inspiring English sources

It can search personal and corporate text and image files using keywords, drawing off of Google's talents in online image search.

So the fact that Alabama runs a current-account deficit with New Jersey doesn't turn into a massive national debt crisis.This is a side note to Mr Krugman's widely-read post earlier in the day drawing off of Gavyn Davies's column on thinking about the euro-zone mess as a product of current-account balances.

Still, the first piece of brilliance -- and an extraordinary stroke of humanity, if you ask me -- is the subject and circumstance of the drawing off of which the parody pivots.

This will create a three dimensional square shape to base your drawing off of.

He gives a lot of leadership and we draw off of that".

It can be drawn off of by more parts of a company or its partners, or used in novel contexts, like mapping corporate workflow, or creating analysis of how products are manufactured – how it is used may be as important as what it says.

There's not a lot of experience they need to draw off of.

And I've got plenty of that to draw off of, you know, to last me for the rest of my life.

A 2018 study by transportation expert Bruce Schaller covering Los Angeles and eight other major cities suggested that the services are exacerbating congestion, largely because their passengers are drawn off of public transportation or walking.

The media was drawn off of the cells and employed in a classic sandwich ELISA procedure to measure the levels of Aβ40 and Aβ42 secreted during the PBA treatment period.

A 100- µL aliquot of buffer was added to the beads as a rinse, and the tube was briefly vortexed and cooled for 1 min. The rinse was drawn off of the beads and transferred to the micro centrifuge tube that contained the original lysate.