Sentence examples for has ever drawn from inspiring English sources

It is doubtful whether advanced modern philosophy has ever drawn from sources thought to be distinctly Pythagorean.

Nobody else in the world has ever drawn that but I get to draw this and people are going to be amazed!"' AP.

The biggest audience the series has ever drawn was for the penultimate episode last Thursday, which attracted almost 38.8 million viewers.

The crowds are bigger than the first Tate Gallery, now called Tate Britain, across the Thames in Milbank, has ever drawn.

But only one member has ever drawn upon the NATO treaty's biggest benefit by invoking Article 5, which states that an attack on one is tantamount to an attack on all: the United States, following 9/11.

David Bergeron, a Department of Education official who oversaw the development and analysis of the proposal, said he had already received more than 26,000 public comments with a wide range of viewpoints — far more than any other proposed rule change in higher education has ever drawn.

First, since no one had ever drawn cartoons using this style, it was certain to get the attention of editors.

At Charles Haddon Spurgeon's vast Metropolitan Tabernacle they sang before an audience of nearly 7,000, the largest crowd they had ever drawn.

The second-biggest crowd the Dallas Mavericks have ever drawn came mostly to see Dennis Rodman's return to the National Basketball Association.

Planners had expected 750,000 visitors by the closing date, Jan . 13 which would be far more than any winter show had ever drawn at the Art Institute.

These do not sound overly large, but in the history of Australian pay-TV only three programmes have ever drawn a larger audience.