Sentence examples for drew mostly on from inspiring English sources

'I drew mostly on the kids I was teaching,' he says.

"I drew mostly on the kids I was teaching," Colfer says, straight off.

The memo drew mostly on Mr. Romney's actions as governor of Massachusetts, focusing heavily on the healthcare legislation that he introduced in the state that conservatives criticize as being similar to Mr. Obama's federal healthcare legislation.

The memo drew mostly on Mr. Romney's actions as governor of Massachusetts, focusing heavily on the healthcare legislation that he introduced in the state that conservatives criticize as being similar to Mr. Obama's federal health care legislation.

The program touched on several national corners of the Baroque style, and though it drew mostly on the later part of the canon — from the end of the 17th century through the first half of the 18th — it offered a sense of how the music evolved as composers traveled from country to country.

Drawing mostly on previously published sources (including Berteaut), Burke is meticulous.

Civilian psychologists have developed many of the techniques, drawing mostly on public information about a given leader: speeches, writings, biographical facts, observable behavior.

Drawing mostly on young players, Beñat Exteberría, Adrián San Miguel and José Cañas among them, Mel took Betis to the title and back to the first division.

Now Ms. Fearrington has organized the Grolier show, drawing mostly on her own collection with additional material from Harvard's Houghton Library, the Getty Research Institute library and the Peabody Library at Johns Hopkins University.

For starters, where Beethoven created a largely secular, universalist encomium, Mendelssohn's "Lobgesang" (or "Hymn of Praise") draws mostly on biblical texts and is essentially a vast psalm with a long, lush orchestral preface.

The exhibition's curators — Robert O. Paxton, the American historian and expert on Vichy France; the French historian Claire Paulhan and Olivier Corpet, director of the Institut Mémoires de l'Edition Contemporaine in Caen — have drawn mostly on the institute's trove of material, selecting 850 items displayed behind 29 glass cases, divided chronologically.