Sentence examples for drawing on my knowledge from inspiring English sources

(PR. Interview 1. M) This is echoed by Bernadette, a woman with an experience of homelessness and substance use, who describes her knowledge of street life: That's when I felt like I was really drawing on my knowledge of the streets.

"I plan to help the guys develop even further drawing on my experiences and knowledge and provide that extra resource in training to make a difference.

Instead, in preparing the training course, Wilson drew on his knowledge that critical breaks in railroad systems could disrupt the entire system.

Here let me step back from this discussion of the world's most powerful democracy, to draw on my own historical knowledge of the world's largest democracy, where we have an older form of hierarchy, which at the same time offers parallels to this discussion of The Wire.

Action officers should have been able to draw on all available knowledge about Al Qaeda in the government.

It emphasizes that both educators and engineers need to learn to draw on own knowledges and experiences rather than imposing knowledge in a top-down process.

Any cricketer would be a fool not to draw on that well of knowledge and nous.

The informants commented on the importance of drawing on local knowledge, exemplified by one community member: "They used local knowledge in selecting the deserving households.

In the meantime, Mr. Martin is also overseeing a one-acre vineyard beside the Oregon Trail Road, drawing on his knowledge of the wine industry from his California days.

Drawing on a knowledge of science, MacGyver could solve any problem by cannibalising everyday objects.

"But he was doing what we all are — drawing on accumulated knowledge and experience".