Sentence examples for drew something from inspiring English sources
Lozano drew something from all of this, but with a concentration that took her work way beyond sampling.
Major Clarke drew something from his pocket, a dignitary took hold of the other end, and the Major cut it in two.
Written when Dvorak was being lionised in Britain, Saint Ludmila was commissioned for the 1886 Leeds festival, where the premiere drew something of a blank.
Bird feathers held no interest, shells rarely caught her attention.... Sometimes she still drew something in the sand with her toe; sometimes she used a stick and made a quick sketch that the water would wash away.
The album drew something from the oral tradition of "toasting" and "jail toasting", the urban rhyming tales which featured in the prison scenes in Tom Wolfe's 1998 novel A Man in Full.
Peter Hall's production of Rossini's rationalist take on the Cinderella story drew something of a blank on its first outing in 2005, and responses to its subsequent appearances remained equivocal.
It's hard to recall Drew not drawing something.
He immediately began drawing something.
When I draw something, I remember it.
Once, he started to draw something.
To draw something new out of it".
