Sentence examples for drawing to develop from inspiring English sources

For many years, he concentrated on drawing to develop the kinds of spatial structure, always entailing grids, that he wanted for painting: zones of scribble and glyph elbow one another in pictures that I've seen reproduced.

Make sure you trace your drawing to develop a nice, complete design.

In the following section, specific excerpts will be presented to illustrate how intergenerational play offers social and cultural resources upon which older adults can draw to develop expertise as members of the community and co-construct meaningful gaming activities.

Therefore, some of the lessons can be drawn to develop strategy of mitigation on transport sector in Surabaya by creating more attractive area around stations planned for monorail and tramway.

To resist the Nativist conclusion, the Empiricist has to return to the drawing board to develop a more powerful general learning theory.

For the composer, it's North Korea's love of playing music socially which drew him to develop such a strong connection to their culture.

And the Cowboys have a certain amount of trepidation about sticking with Quincy Carter while they wait for the rookie Drew Henson to develop after a three-year baseball-induced layoff.

The 34-year-old Ventura, a major disappointment for the Mets last season, slides into the third-base hole created by the retirement of Scott Brosius and buys one more year for the touted prospect Drew Henson to develop in the minor leagues.

The results show that the BTD can be used as a tool to assess the accuracy and computational efficiency of any structural models and to draw guidelines to develop structural models.

In some cases literature and other sources of information including benchmarking and practice patterns elsewhere were drawn on to develop proposals.

While there is now a quantum of literature relating to CoPs in healthcare that can be drawn on to develop such a framework, the value of future research can be enhanced by taking into consideration the need to look beyond whether or not CoPs achieve a pre-defined outcome.