Sentence examples for lists drawn from from inspiring English sources

The integration with off site resources is great, I'd like to see Mary Hodder's Speakers Wiki, a wiki intended to help diversify conference speaker lists, drawn from as well.

We will follow up on these opening ads with a smaller direct-marketing campaign to small business owners, with lists drawn from the local Chamber of Commerce.

Approximately 8% of those on the lists drawn from practice records could not be re-contacted for administrative reasons, where either key data were missing or records were not updated, for example, for patients who had moved away from the area or who had died.

With 20, they top the list drawn from the starting line-ups who played in the last round of matches.

The two peer at Watson's Palm, which displays a block list drawn from voter registration and property records.

The list, drawn from any fiction published in English - including translations - is made up of nominations from 157 libraries in 117 cities and 41 countries worldwide.

Here, based on interviews with collectors and historians, is a Top 10 "wish list," drawn from cars produced in the last 50 years.

Still, the new list, drawn from the 2000 census, is expected to include Hispanic surnames among the top 10 for the first time.

He was the most high-profile of the 946 people honoured in the Queen's birthday list, drawn from nominations by the public or expert organisations.

So from one angle, Ms. Jackson's latest live extravaganza — with a set list drawn from "Number Ones" (A&M), her newish greatest-hits compilation — might seem like a retreat into the comfort zone, guided by the bottom line.

With a set list drawn from the new album and a few older ones, chiefly "Fox Confessor Brings the Flood," the group finessed an array of country waltzes, heartland hymns and foreboding ballads.