Sentence examples for example drawn from the from inspiring English sources
A typical example, drawn from the experiences of young asylum seekers I have worked with, might be a 15-year-old Eritrean boy who arrives in the UK after making the harrowing journey across the Libyan desert (now a battle zone between rival militias where migrants are increasing vulnerable to kidnap and extortion).
This approach is illustrated by using an example drawn from the smart grid field.
It illustrates each measure with an example drawn from the case of the Twin Cities ramp metering shut off.
In this text, al-Kindī illustrates the efficient cause by means of an example drawn from the realm of art: the making of a golden coin.
More included an example drawn from the series of experiments Boyle had conducted using the newly invented air-pump, and which he had published in 1660.
The following is a typical example drawn from the teaching at St . Georges Hospital Medical School.
If the clue "BEFORE FALL" led to the answer "PRIDE," for example, drawing from the Bible, he conceded that it would be "carrying things a trifle too far," as he wrote in an essay, to use the clue "SUMMER".
For example, drawing from the organizational change literature, which highlights the importance of the context within which faculty works and makes decisions (Austin 2011; Gess-Newsome et al. 2003; Kezar 2001), Austin (2011) proposed a systems-approach framework to instructional change.
This is followed by the usual surfeit of examples drawn from the contemporary press — e.g., "The reception was held at the bride's aunt".
This slight show anticipates a larger exhibition, scheduled for December, of Mr. King's work from the 1950's and 60's, with examples drawn from the widely varied media he has worked in.
