Sentence examples for which drawing from inspiring English sources

One institution that benefited handsomely is the Brooklyn Museum, which, drawing from its own world-class collection of Egyptian art and artifacts, has assembled an exhibition that explores all facets of the Egyptian funerary industry.

Such analysis, in its eccentric span, includes Robots Reading Vogue, a project at Yale's Digital Humanities Lab which, drawing on archived correspondence, gins up memos in the scattered style of Diana Vreeland.

In fact, her gaze is fixed south by south-east which, drawing a line in that direction from her pedestal, would cut through the waters of the North and South Atlantic, bypassing any lands European or African, but perhaps encountering St Helena several thousand miles south of Europe's most southern point.

An experiment of a radical and seminal kind is Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy (1759 67), which, drawing on a tradition of learned wit from Erasmus and Rabelais to Burton and Swift, provides a brilliant comic critique of the progress of the English novel to date.

It is also useful for other computer aided design or computer-aided geometric design applications in which drawing curves with controlled curvature, e.g. fair curves, is important.

For this purpose demineralized human teeth were divided into coronal and radical portions, and pulp tissue was extracted from the pulp chamber and root canals, into which drawing ink was injected.

It is that which draws you on".

Chelsea passed Tottenham, which drew, 2-2, with Everton.

The case against him, which drew outrage, was later dropped.

He is also an American, which draws some skepticism.

Howard swung his elbows wildly, which drew a foul.