Sentence examples for he needed to draw from inspiring English sources

He needed to draw trumps.

Then he began messing up the cat's litter box, claiming he needed to draw "lines in the sand".

"For reasons I don't fully understand, Senator McConnell decided he needed to draw a line in the sand," said Collins.

In an interview, Mr. Edwards said he needed to draw a sharper contrast between himself and the other candidates.

It enhanced his revolutionary prestige, and took place at a time when he needed to draw attention away from the manifold domestic problems Cuba confronts, economically & socially.

Recognizing that he needed to draw out his arguments about the Southern economy, he wrote an introductory chapter titled "The Present Crisis".

The union's chief executive, Ian Ritchie, proved a deft negotiator during the battle over the future of the European Cup and he needs to draw again on those diplomatic skills to end what has been a sorry start to what promises to be a bold period for England.

When he sketches "fashionable girls", he puts on Paul McCartney's tracks, and switches to Indonesian gamelan when he needs to draw intricate details.

And thus giving transnational Japanese power broker Saito, played by the always excellent Ken Watanabe, the hook he needs to draw Cobb into his scheme.

We hadn't planned on this, but I'm glad today is the day this ad is coming out -- because just yesterday Congress lost another chance to end this war, choosing instead to once again give Bush what he needs to draw out this tragedy even longer.

But, he says, he still needed to draw on his savings to cover his living costs.