Sentence examples for drew on earlier from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton evoked her role as the nation's chief diplomat, but also drew on earlier experiences as first lady.

His team drew on earlier work by Rodriguez published in 2008 that proposed shapes that would be expected to yield a Casimir force that could both attract and repel.

Of relatively modest proportions, this contains diversified dialogue with excellent dramatic potential and probably drew on earlier plays now lost.

Some feel that he drew on earlier masters in an effort, doomed by lack of imagination, to revive the fading art of Bruges.

Enter Dr. Ogasawara and his colleagues, who drew on earlier artificial insemination work to help the turkey industry avoid a serious economic blow.

Stoker certainly drew on earlier vampire literature, but he was also deeply original, relying on more than seven years' research to complete his story.

The difference between the two ratings, which both drew on 1999 data, lies in the way the groups judged service on the line.

Larger and more complex than her previous works, the paintings draw on 1960s abstraction but look new.

But the bank credit lines that it drew on last week to pay off its short-term debt will have to be renegotiated next spring.

Charis no doubt drew on this experience later in writing the application for Weston to be awarded the first Guggenheim Fellowship to go to a photographer.

Stier and Yaish drew on 2005 data from the International Social Survey Programme.