Sentence examples for draws mainly from inspiring English sources
She draws mainly on her harrowing recent breakup album, Vulnicura, and it is emotionally stunning.
On 10-15 August, Olhão's seafood festival (festivaldomarisco.com) draws mainly local crowds for innovative cooking and live music (adults €8, children €3).
Started by David Anderson, a child psychologist who heads a Christian service agency, Safe Families draws mainly on churches to find families who will take in children, with no compensation or expectation of adoption.
It takes place in the city of Famaillá, a backwater of Tucumán province in the north-west, and draws mainly local diners and passing tourists – though cooks do come in from way beyond the region.
The story draws mainly on the point of view of Howard Lutnick, the firm's chairman, who at first emerged as a sympathetic figure but was later cast as a callous villain who cut off his workers' paychecks before they had been declared dead.
May 19 2012 May 19: Mick's Jaguar draws mainly from the oeuvre of the Rolling Stones, but don't call it a cover band; this Brooklyn quintet considers itself a "Rolling Stones improvement project," and it infuses the source material with a healthy dose of beer-soaked Brooklyn imprecision (as if it needed any more swagger).
The grisly details drew mainly local attention.
The players are drawn mainly from continental Europe and Africa.
Elsewhere, drawing mainly from her Verve debut album, "Worrisome Heart," she basked in heartache.
The results indicate a pool of recruits drawn mainly from the middle class.
Other visiting filmmakers have been drawn mainly by Japan's robust cinematic tradition.
