Sentence examples for it drawing on from inspiring English sources
And Obama seemed determined to make the most of it, drawing on his experience in Chicago.
Some four-fifths of China's grain harvest comes from irrigated land, most of it drawing on surface water, principally the Yellow and Yangtze rivers.
Electrical and electronic engineering and research, much of it related to defense and much of it drawing on the scientific skills of the town's universities, has become the largest industrial employer.
My guess is that someone else at the paper, acting on instructions from an editor, got hold of Leake's copy after he had submitted it, and rewrote it, drawing on North's post, to produce a different – and more newsworthy – story.
It comes from the community, and speaks directly to it, drawing on the geological and social history of the area surrounding Morecambe Bay from millions of years ago to Trident and globalisation.
Much of the choreography they perform reflects Cuba's cultural isolation; in the separate area of modern and contemporary dance there is an impressive amount of originality, some of it drawing on Afro-Cuban roots.
Viewers unfamiliar with the traditions it draws on will miss its wit and originality.
It draws on well validated psychodynamic and attachment-based interviews.
It drew on policy documents as a source of information, and in-depth qualitative interviews, as recommended elsewhere [ 23].
It draws on many of the elements suggested by others, and combines them into one system.
