Sentence examples for material drawing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Plimpton and Terry Quinn edited and arranged the material, drawing upon 29 letters exchanged between Hemingway and Fitzgerald; correspondence between the Fitzgeralds, and material from Hemingway's "Moveable Feast" and Zelda's novel, "Save Me the Waltz".

Steffens tries to avoid this by framing "So Much Things to Say" as four hundred pages of "raw material," drawing from interviews he conducted over three decades with more than seventy of Marley's bandmates, family members, lovers, and confidantes, some of whom have rarely spoken on the record.

For "Jerusalem," a two-CD set housed in a lavish hardcover book (released in 2009 on his own Alia Vox label), Mr. Savall ingeniously, and diplomatically, marshaled a huge body of material, drawing on Jewish, Christian and Muslim sources to produce a compelling overview of Jerusalem's musical and religious life over the last 3,000 years.

In a long-term project to secure the Head's future, from 2005 to 2008 Poole Bay was replenished with 1.8 million cubic metres of beach material, drawing ire from some surfers and beach lovers owing to the increase in sharp stones on Southbourne beach in particular.

His best material drew lines from Trump's medical condition to his moral one.

Some of that material draws on the Smithsonian's jazz oral history project.

Material drawn from other arts and from personal experiences may also be used.

The material draws largely upon the library's Buttolph menu collection, as well as on menus and photographs from elsewhere.

June 6-10: "Secret Histories," Ping Chong production, with residents of Charleston performing material drawn from their own lives.

Asked about whether this was material drawn from life, Frey got an obvious kick from from telling journalists: "It's fiction".

The material, drawn from a novel by Marie Belloc Lowndes (sister of Hilaire), is rather obviously inspired by the Jack the Ripper murders; they were still within living memory.