Sentence examples for drawn up a map from inspiring English sources

Party officials have drawn up a map of towns and cities so dangerous that candidates are advised to not to campaign there.

Alex Kalman has drawn up a map that divides America into "states" sized according to foreign countries' respective holdings of U.S. Treasury Securities ("Mainland China" looms largest).

No More Deaths, a humanitarian group, has drawn up a map of migration routes based on how much water and food disappears.

9.35am BST My colleague Paddy Allen has drawn up a map showing the presence of Isis in Iraq and some of the current key battle grounds including Kirkuk and Dhuluiyah.

He has drawn up a map showing that while most Native American candidates come from states with large Native American populations, such as Alaska, New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma, and Montana, Native Americans are also in races in Maine, Minnesota, North Carolina, Kentucky, Oregon and many other states.

By teaming up with database analytics company Exasol, the charity has, for the first time, drawn up a map of prescription rates across England during 2011-15, whash has led to some intriguing results, claims Antibiotic Research UK founder, Prof Colin Garner.

They also drew up a map of their area of confinement with a view to escape.

Kazakov headed a commission (1800 04) that drew up a map of Moscow showing the facades of its buildings.

He proposed institutions for regulating the poor and, to facilitate this, he drew up a map of what he called Pauperland.

When drawing up a map, a cartographer must choose between zenithal, gnomonic, stereographic, orthographic, globular, conical, cylindrical or sinusoidal modes of projection — each of which brings with it as many disadvantages as benefits.

One late night at the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship we literally drew up a map of the world, and crossed of countries and regions, one by one, until we got to Ghana.