Sentence examples for drawn on one from inspiring English sources

Gates refused to be drawn on one side or the other of the debate, despite seemingly supporting the FBI and then backtracking.

"He's a front-runner, we want him to be up with the pace, so I'd rather he was drawn on one side or the other, preferably low, on the stands' side.

Marconi must repay the £2.2 billion ($3.1 billion) it has drawn on one line totaling £4.5 billion by March 2003, although the banks can now demand repayment at any time, the company said.

"The editor was very excited and told me, 'Great we've never had a graphic novel before!' I pointed out that it was only a one-page comic, but the editor repeated, 'Right, and we never had a graphic novel before!'" As a result, Spiegelman decided it was time to embrace the term that has come to characterize "an ambitious comic book," whether the narrative is drawn on one page or three hundred.

All ROIs and VOIs were drawn on one set of PET and MR images (A inj = 252 MBq), saved and then translated on to all subsequent scan data.

VOIs were drawn on one reconstruction and automatically propagated to the second set of reconstruction (propagation from OSEM to PSF ± TOF and vice versa).

"You have these young horn players that are out there and they're hungry, they want experience, so there's that to draw on on one side.

The diminishing value of experience reveals what "skill" means - the ability to do new things, rather than to draw on what one has already learned.

They have largely been privately or self-taught, drawing on one another as models.

Within good university departments, colleagues draw on one another's strengths and compensate for one another's weaknesses.

As an officer, he said, he drew on one lesson learned on his country vacations: to judge people as individuals.