Sentence examples for set drawing from inspiring English sources

But this set, drawing from both albums, felt more immediate than either of them.

His set, drawing on his more traditional repertory, was both ritual and spectacle, with band members stepping forward to jump and twirl in their multicolored robes.

The night before the Drones had done a less dramatic but no less emotionally punishing set, drawing mainly on older material (The Minotaur was particularly furious, as was Shark Fin Blues).

Losey and his screenwriter, Evan Jones, take their sweet time (95 minutes, in the uncut version provided in this set) drawing the strands together, as the characters — including a sculptor (Viveca Lindfors) who specializes in charred human figures — converge on the underground bunker where the children are held.

Successful directing has much to do with intangible social relations, such as keeping harmony (or productive competition) alive on the set, drawing the best performances possible from actors, shaping a script into a form that takes advantage of the talents of the director of photography or of the main actor, or beseeching the producer for the money needed for a special shot.

Shortly after the house lights went down on Sunday, James Murphy emerged in a blazer and white V-neck tee to coos from the thankfully undersold 1,500-capacity 1,500-capacity launched into a 14-song, two-houroomtherawing mostly from their three studio alband – and within moments it was as if they'd never even launched

Low Point: The sense of repetition as the set drew on.

The set drew from a new album, "Sided Silver Solid," on Firehouse 12 records.

Tonight's set draws heavily from Ruins, her confessional masterpiece from 2014.

(The set drew mostly from "Traced in Air," the band's latest record, on Season of Mist).

Jamelia's set draws on her well-received album, Drama; the problem, however, is that drama is what she lacks.