Sentence examples for he drew together from inspiring English sources

In 1981, he drew together researchers to focus on a technology known as RISC (reduced instruction set computer), which revolutionized computing by increasing performance while reducing costs.

It was freezing, nobody was there to greet him and the hotels were full: he drew together two station benches and slept on them under a rug.

No sooner had the captain turned off the "fasten seat belt" sign than the flight attendant on Air Pacific flight 411, headed from Fiji to New Zealand, performed the same dispiriting act I've seen dozens of times around the world: He drew together and Velcroed the flimsy gray curtains, separating the coach cabin from business class.

He drew together a collection of his poems (published in 1817 as Sibylline Leaves) and wrote Biographia Literaria (1817), a rambling and discursive but highly stimulating and influential work in which he outlined the evolution of his thought and developed an extended critique of Wordsworth's poems.

LONDON--The house and grounds where Charles Darwin spent the last 40 years of his life--and where he drew together his crucial theoretical work on evolution--will open to the public next month.

He draws together its themes and characters into a satisfying whole during the climactic concert.

Although the numerous extracts he draws together could, at times, benefit from paraphrasing, Chandra's work is far from an esoteric indulgence.

In his short, poetic works the Thirty Verses and the Three Natures Exposition, he does not entertain objections.[40] Instead, he draws together the basic doctrinal and conceptual vocabulary of the Yogācāra tradition and forms an elegant, coherent system.

But his position at Hi shifted gradually to the other side of the control-room window, as he supervised sessions and drew together the peerless rhythm section of the drummer Al Jackson and the three Hodges brothers, Charles, Teenie and Leroy.

He said he had drawn together economists from the 15 member states, and constitutional specialists, to drive home his message.

Nicholl was not lax, he just understood that he had drawn together a group of hardworking players who he could trust to be fully committed in training and in games - and that team bonding was also vital to maximising their potential.