Sentence examples for drew on support from inspiring English sources

But in the months that followed, he drew on support from his parents, friends, teachers and an understanding therapist.

Mr. Storobin, who was born in the Soviet Union and emigrated to the United States with his mother when he was 12, surprised the Democratic establishment with an aggressive campaign that drew on support from Orthodox communities.

WASHINGTON -- As the U.S. launched the first airstrikes against the Islamic State and other militants inside Syria, it drew on support from five Arab nations: Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Bahrain, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.

Many of the informants drew on support within their social network by approaching friends, colleagues or people within their local communities.

The EU has even advised member states to draw on support funds to help deal with inevitable unemployment.

It believes it can draw on support from the opposition if the president vetoes the bill.

Political analysts said that Mr. Repse, accused by rivals of authoritarian leadership, could draw on support in his New Era Party.

At TMG, he will now be able to draw on support from a former PBS colleague, Jon Brendsel, who was yesterday named as the group's chief information officer.

It will require an undertaking that is pan-European, involve commitment from the private sector, and will have to draw on support from the I.M.F., and possibly China and America.

A8 Kerry Raises $50 Million Senator John Kerry's campaign said it raised $50 million in the last three months, drawing on support from Democrats eager to defeat President Bush.

Unable to draw on support from the shrunken Lib Dems, he will rely on votes from his own party's Eurosceptic right wing, which wants to leave the European Union.