Sentence examples for drawn in from from inspiring English sources

See if you can maintain that cool, creative buzz without talent drawn in from provincial towns.

Occasionally the warmer sirocco (shilok) winds are drawn in from the south.

Teams gave two-minute presentations to 18 judges drawn in from the energy industry and MIT community.

Air that is drawn in from the room is heated by the firebox and then ejected through the exhaust vents.

The guide covers the law in both Tampa and Charlotte as it exists today, with helpful information drawn in from reports on past conventions.

However, this pressurization strategy could increase the risk of isolation patients acquiring secondary infections from contaminated air drawn in from adjacent spaces.

Future exercises may draw in officials from city or state health departments.

From Paddington, where the "Cornish Riviera" draws in from Bodmin after its race through the Vale of the White Horse, the Circle and Metropolitan lines rumble on to Farringdon.

What's also apparent is that this product getting into consumer's hands is also going to rely on more venture funding stacked on top of the several million dollars they'll draw in from the Kickstarter.

"Fix" was drawn in part from the whirling motion of Sufi dervishes, according to program notes.

The way he trains his players is drawn, in part, from documentaries he has watched of military training.