Resorts and sanitariums drew upon the waters, promising curative powers.
Mark Twain drew upon the aesthetic of Moore for the character Emmeline Grangerford in Huckleberry Finn.
Ewing's unprecedented order drew upon the federal government's crackdown on guerrilla warfare during the war.
It was a strategy that drew upon the early works of James Rosenquist.
Much of his thought drew upon the writings of Nicolas Malebranche and St. Augustine.
For this, his most famous poem, he drew upon the ballad form.
"When the running got tough, I drew upon the energy she'd shown on the tennis court".
Later, while writing "Pleasure of Ruins," Macaulay drew upon the painful memory of her own ruined home.
Reading the Harry Potter books with her family, she drew upon the bags that Harry and friends carried at Hogwarts.
Alter is the more concise, and is not above duplicating certain phrases of the King James, much as the royal committee drew upon the translation of Tyndale.
Neither the Asahi's comfort-women stories nor its Fukushima coverage drew upon the kisha clubs.The Asahi Shimbun may now grow more timid.
