Sentence examples for start drawing on from inspiring English sources

Neck Face, a street artist whose work inspired a generation of skaters to pick up a can and start drawing on buildings, was the focus of one episode.

As she turns 60 a month before that, she could start drawing on her pension.

L.I.R.R. employees hired before 1988 with 20 years of service can start drawing on that pension at age 50.

The disagreement starts with what happens when Social Security needs to start drawing on the trust fund.

At that point, Social Security will need to start drawing on the interest income from its bond holdings -- the Social Security Trust Fund.

The official best-guess forecast is that Social Security will start drawing on general government revenue to pay benefits in 15 years and that the "trust fund" -- the government's accumulated i.o.u.'s to the retirement system -- will be exhausted in 2038.

At first, he drew on the back of the paper, and then he started drawing on the front, which provided his drawings with a stippled yellow background that made the old women's faces come alive.

It has started drawing on Chinese credit to stop its currency reserves from shrinking further.

"I started drawing on an iPhone at the beginning of 2009, and, at the time, I liked being able to work so small.

He enrolled an art school, but, after two years, he dropped out and instead started drawing on children's television programmes.

"We started drawing on a cocktail napkin — like, what would it mean if we could create a computer-based supplement?" she said.