Sentence examples for drawn backing from from inspiring English sources

That proposal had drawn backing from top Republicans and Democrats as well as the White House.

Although formally supportive of the union, it has drawn backing from roughly equal numbers of unionists and nationalists, largely among middle-class liberals.

Her hair was drawn back from a prettily modelled forehead.

And Mr Duhalde has drawn back from his early populist talk.

Having freed about 40 hostages, it has drawn back from a promise to release the remaining 54 (or so).

By convincing themselves that the problem was simply fiscal, they have drawn back from taking proper action.

There was a telephone across the bar from where he sat, half obscured by a curtain drawn back from the entrance to the Ladies'.

It has even drawn back from perhaps the only regional project seeking genuinely open trade, the Transpacific Partnership, led by a handful of liberal states.

But as America has drawn back from prohibition, new drug warriors are stepping up to defend it.Russia is foremost among them.

By mid-August, when the summer heat breaks, all of the creatures will have drawn back from populated areas, where they often go seeking shade or food.

For the moment, at least, Mr. Feinstein has drawn back from the Sinatra-influenced swing that has dominated his recent performances.