Sentence examples for that also draw from inspiring English sources

They take down ceilings and walls, exposing ducts and power ports, to install increasingly complex data, voice and video systems, which become tools and decor that also draw clients and workers.

Fan favorites, such as the Dallas Cowboys, New York Yankees and Notre Dame, are must-see attractions that also draw a wealth of betting action.

In this way, modern EMA research often uses a constellation of assessment strategies that also draw upon older traditions of intensive longitudinal research methodologies, such as experience sampling, self-monitoring, and diary approaches.

Brooks opened the fourth quarter with a 15-foot jumper that also drew a foul.

Laura Bush held a summit meeting for first ladies on Tuesday that also drew Michelle Obama.

The Senate has already passed a $318 billion measure that also drew a presidential veto threat.

Or perhaps you'd prefer Nightlosers, a blues band from Transylvania that also draws on Romanian Gypsy and folk music.

But she did not mention sexual harassment in her statement on Monday, an omission that also drew criticism.

The campaigns play to populist sentiment, asking the public to do the right thing, an approach that also draws from politics.

FOR 14 years the Ivy Cottage, a cozy, countrified restaurant in Williston Park, was a local favorite that also drew diners from across Long Island.

And yet James Blake won with Overgrown, in effect a contemporary vocal jazz album that also drew on a host of modern folk traditions.