Sentence examples for nature drawing from inspiring English sources

As a young man, he studied at the Art Students League of New York and earned a bachelor of fine arts degree from Pratt Institute, where he failed a class in nature drawing.

Initially, the reopening of airspace under a plan agreed upon Monday by European ministers was cautious and unpredictable, its piecemeal nature drawing strong criticism from European airlines, which began focusing on their own fate amid signs that getting financial compensation from the government could prove more complicated than getting their planes back in the air.

His work is a reaction to- and skepticism about this interruption of mankind and nature, drawing on mythical imaginary worlds and scenarios.

A car's covered in floral material reveals Heinemann's infatuation with nature; drawing influence from the islands and its colourful inhabitants to create intricate designs and extravagant theatrical shows, that in turn uses his distinctive employees as performers and models.

One-minute rest images (abstract nature drawing) separated the 3 runs.

The planning activities of health systems agencies are cooperative in nature, drawing upon the planning efforts of other institutions and agencies.

The evening opens with Waldman, performing a reading of her new "Entanglement Variations"; then Monk and her ensemble will present excerpts from the song cycle "Cellular Songs," a work-in-progress that, like the recent "On Behalf of Nature," draws its inspiration from the natural sciences (specifically epigenetics).

Yet more than nature draws her to the community garden.

But that begs the question of where nature draws the line.

Their work, just published in Nature, draws on records made in the 18th and 19th centuries in Finland and Canada.

(Picture book; ages 6 to 10) Children, who so often feel misunderstood, are by nature drawn to the story of Helen Keller.