Sentence examples for that they drew from inspiring English sources

"From that, they drew an adverse inference that everyone who came into contact with those patients was dirty," Mr. Nadjari said.

To do that, they drew blood from their patients and exposed the immune-system cells within each sample to bits and pieces of cytomegalovirus, in order to encourage those cells to develop the power to identify the pathogen.

To solve that, they drew up a "to do" list, which included suggesting that a special committee of the Enron board be set up to review the fairness of the LJM deals, according to the notes.

It was that they drew with Barcelona.

Some critics feel they did not break new ground; others the opposite, that they drew serious attention to this terrain.

Four councils were sufficiently worried by the lurking biscuit menace that they drew up guidelines to keep their workers safe.

But maybe what's really happening is that they draw out selves that are real but suppressed.

But then some bottles, such as Stolichnaya Elit, are just so beautiful that they draw you in.

Does Fifa distribute them to all its members, with a demand that they draw lessons from what happened?

The signal feature of today's offensive coördinators is that they draw from the entire tactical history of the sport to build their game plans.

About 300 municipalities nationwide are in default on their debt, but most of them are so tiny that they draw little attention.