Sentence examples for preferred to draw from inspiring English sources

But the declarer preferred to draw trumps immediately, ending in dummy.

Although he copied Old Master paintings in the Ashmolean, he preferred to draw the tribal art in the Pitt-Rivers Museum.

Still, Leicester remain unbeaten after three outings – as do Leeds – and Nigel Pearson, their manager, preferred to draw on the positives, which were minimal.

Judging by some remarks, including Mr Blatter's own, the conclusion that many delegates preferred to draw from this week's events is that they were a political conspiracy against Fifa.

The so-called King's Friends, from whom George III preferred to draw his ministers (especially under Lord North [afterward 2nd earl of Guilford], 1770 82), came from both traditions and from neither.

Carlo Ancelotti had preferred to draw on the reserves of credit available to him after banking the full nine points from the first three matches in Group F. John Terry was an unused substitute, with the manager mindful of Sunday's Premier League fixture at Liverpool.

Children put a lot of detail on their drawings, often preferring to draw than write words.

But these days, he prefers to draw from his imagination.

When I travel I prefer to draw than to take photos.

But Ross Anderson, a computer scientist at Cambridge University, prefers to draw an analogy with the environmental lobby.

Winter, however, prefers to draw parallels with Lorre's iconic Maltese Falcon co-star.