Sentence examples for drawing on the world from inspiring English sources

Novels drawing on the world of opera are not unusual.

"This project can be more than just a transport link — it can become a transformational tech corridor drawing on the world class research strengths of our two best known universities," he said, backing the NIC's interim recommendations on creating an Oxford, Cambridge "growth corridor" — including £110M in funding for East-West rail, and a commitment to deliver an Oxford to Cambridge.

We should agree on the need for a new UN civilian reconstruction agency drawing on the world's engineers, builders and public health workers to repair bridges, roads, houses, schools and farms.

She has also been able to draw on the newly vital art world of Tehran.

Without a dominant local culture and with a world to draw on, the process of self-definition is at once confusing and liberating.

No, that is a task for open societies that draw on the world's best brains.

"I drew on the world my family is part of," says Mr. Steers.