Sentence examples for list to draw from inspiring English sources
In December, the German Brewers Federation filed an application to include the country's beer-purity law, the Reinheitsgebot, on UNESCO's "intangible cultural heritage" list, to draw international attention to the country's beer traditions.
(The Derby has no "also eligible" list to draw from if there is a late scratch; if Eight Belles had been withdrawn, one slot in the starting gate would have remained empty, and the next colt in line would have lost his one-and-only-chance to run for the roses).
Unfortunately, there are too few women on the list to draw a hard conclusion.
But he maintained his Johnkerry.com Web site and has used the mailing list to draw attention to issues, raise money for ad campaigns and boost candidates in 2006 and 2008 elections.
When you're Gottfried, that can be an impressive list to draw from.
In short, these different types of predictors, including demographic, social, psychological and physical health and behavioural predictors are examined sequentially, building upon earlier predictors in the list to draw complex trajectories of quality of life in older ages.
New York State Assemblyman Greg Ball, whose district includes Westchester County, says he recently purchased several e-mail lists to draw people to his personal Facebook page, which he hopes to make one of the centerpieces in his campaign for Congress.
The Home Office said one of the purposes of publishing the list was to draw attention to the increased use of the government's barring powers, which had more than doubled since the 2005 restrictions were further tightened last year.
I'm not gonna steal PC World's thunder, so head on over there if you're into lists designed to draw traffic.
It's helpful to transition from simple conversation into a discussion of faith by leading with probing questions, and it helps to have a good list of them to draw from so you're not struggling to come up with them on the fly.
European foreign ministers agreed unanimously on Monday to ban the sale of luxury goods, with a list to be drawn up in the coming weeks.
