Sentence examples for to drawn upon from inspiring English sources

I couldn't help wondering why he'd look to London teenagers when he had his own remarkable history and style to drawn upon.

Should that occur, it appears from these interviews that they will be well-placed to do so given the wealth of existing principles and guidance they have to drawn upon.

I had materials to draw upon, like anyone else.

There are pitifully few hopes to draw upon, though.

So many ideas to draw upon, so many influences to cite.

Question time briefs are prepared for ministers to draw upon in answering questions in parliament.

The more seasoned actors have greater technique to draw upon, though that's not necessarily a good thing.

Or can the trees store water to draw upon during a drought?

There are plenty of references and resources to draw upon, many of which have been cited here.

They have no experience to draw upon.

It was very easy to draw upon.