Sentence examples for draws on all from inspiring English sources

The staging of the action by the director draws on all the resources of the medium.

"Our work would be a feng shui master's delight, as it draws on all the elements of nature," Mr. Szczepanek said.

Guru Dutt's melodramatic Pyaasa or "The desirous one" is extraordinary, a film that draws on all the features of a mainstream movie to achieve a high aesthetic, from the beautiful photography of the Christ-like tormented poet, the beauty of the streetgirl (Waheeda Rehman) and the wonderful music with some of the great Sahir Ludhianvi's best lyrics.

Or, rather, to kill, since once she is kidnapped he draws on all his old professional skills to wage a one-man war against the kidnappers terrorizing the city.

Today's debate about Y.A. draws on all of this history.

The discussion that follows draws on all three approaches to the study of political systems.

Action officers should have been able to draw on all available knowledge about Al Qaeda in the government.

Also a playwright, actress, college English instructor and teacher at the Peoples Improv Theater, Ms. Nails will draw on all her job skills.

India had to draw on all their experience to overcome a spirited Afghanistan side by 23 runs in their opening match at the World Twenty20.

The findings draw on all of the interviews, using comparison between the participants who lived alone and others to understand the differences in experiences.

To stop it growing further, Kenya needs to draw on all its resources and learn the lessons of others.