Sentence examples for drawn down from from inspiring English sources

Air for the engine and crew was drawn down from the surface through a floating hose, later through rigid tubes.

The temperatures across the nation's south east are being driven by hot, dry winds drawn down from northern Australia.

"We have drawn down from the surge," he said, "and we will complete that drawdown at the end of July.

Salty water from the sound flows in at high tide, and fresh water is drawn down from the north as the tide goes out.

This heated air, drawn down from the roof, then mixes with the greenhouse air as it reaches a second seawater-moistened cardboard wall at the back of the greenhouse.

By putting the stock of Asian and worldwide life insurance units into the new special-purpose entities, the company said it was accomplishing two things: taking them off the auction block until the industry recovered and better offers came forward, and paying back a portion of the roughly $38 billion drawn down from its total $60 billion lending commitment from the Fed.

The plan for the ANSF is to draw down from 350,000 to 228,000.

Sir Graham told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "If our taxpayers are helping to establish this fund, we should be drawing down from it when we need it.

As America draws down from a decade of remote warfare, the armed forces are expected to shed nearly 250,000 soldiers a year over the next five years.

"As the U.S. troops drew down from Iraq, you had a real shift away in attention from Iraq," said Sarah Margon, the Washington director of Human Rights Watch.

City Ballet said it decides how much it will draw down from the endowment at the beginning of the fiscal year, so the drop will be reflected next season.