Sentence examples for mainly drawn from from inspiring English sources

The collection, due to be published in April 2017 by Simon & Schuster imprint Scribner, is mainly drawn from stories written in the mid and late 1930s.

Naturally it wasn't the only one on a program that featured 19 pianists in solo formats, mainly drawn from across the New York jazz firmament.

Mainly drawn from ordinary Ukrainians fed up with corruption, the crowds also contained a minority of violent and far-right elements.

She herself has never quite left it behind; her set is mainly drawn from the heyday of cabaret (both upper- and lower-case "c"), going back as far as Alexander's Ragtime Band.

While you are unlikely to be familiar with any of the South Africans (mainly drawn from the TUKS club at the University of Pretoria), you may recognise some of the coaching staff.

The eventual value of the documents may lie primarily in offering insights into the patterns of recruitment at the time, including which countries the volunteers were mainly drawn from.

I mainly drew from The Book of Taliesin, which is a collection of poems, said to be written by the sixth century Welsh bard Taliesin".

By cutting carbs to nearly nothing, eating minimal protein and mostly fat, you shift from drawing energy primarily from glycogen a sugar stored in your muscles and liver that you mainly draw from carbohydrates to ketones, molecules your liver produces in the absence of glycogen.

This "majority model" mainly draws from the biomedical model which considers the etiology and symptoms of the disease when choosing a treatment.

Next, we present insights from an analysis of existing empirical research, for which we mainly draw from three European countries in which upbringing in Muslim families and by parents with right-wing sympathies have been investigated most extensively.

The first lays out Kasarda's theory, mainly through examples drawn from his consulting gigs.