Sentence examples for told to draw from inspiring English sources

When I ask if the new novel offers any hope, I am told to draw my own conclusion, before Cartwright adds.

The lesson we were told to draw from that was to never again get comfortable with unseen money and excess debts.

"[At school] we were told to draw our house, and when I drew the caravan I was told I was wrong.

It was, instead, an instrument of construction: it was used on site, we are told, "to draw details at full scale directly onto the ground or a tracing floor, where the component stones could then be assembled".

The European commission, according to the draft, was told to draw up legislation for dealing with weak banks over the next year and the law should come into force in 2014.

At first, North Koreans were told to draw on their "inner resources," an idea whose vagueness was only underscored by its elaboration: "The reserves for production growth are in the heads of the people.

As told to Becky Barnicoat People drawn to extreme sports usually love the idea of a challenge and a unique accomplishment.

Jurists involved in drafting the text say the Egyptian military told them to draw from several competing proposals that are circulating in Cairo.

The teacher told us to draw pictures of our families.

They told her to draw pictures as a way of releasing her anger.

The jurors were told not to draw any inferences from his absence or his unavailability to testify.