Sentence examples for he drew this from inspiring English sources
He drew this week's cover, "Crossroads".
But that was also before he drew this post.
More than the masks, monsters and skeletons he drew, this indefinite quality is what makes Ensor's work haunting.
When Shepard got home, he remembered his son Graham had a teddy bear, so he drew this bear and sent it to Milne, who said it was perfect.
Both remain historical events.'" Although figura is certainly illuminating for Auerbach's reading of Dante (from whom he drew this concept), I am not persuaded that he succeeded in making it equally applicable to the instances from modern literature in Mimesis.
"His drawings are usually accompanied by humorous text" — in this case, "I hate being indoors" — "and I'm not really sure, but I would like to guess that he drew this during the winter.
From what or from where does he draw this conclusion?
"There is no question in my mind that he draws this from his upbringing".
Talking of Mr. Scully, Mr. McCullough said: "He cares intensely and he draws this intensity from the material.
But, at one point, he writes, "A faith practice without an authoritarian structure sooner or later becomes a hobby". From what or from where does he draw this conclusion?
When the latter reminisces about the happy days when "wee Iona was glad with gulls, / Unshat-upon by Ulster's trulls", he draws this retort: That clears the air, said Colum-Cille.
