Sentence examples for which drew from from inspiring English sources

That conviction held fast in Mr. Hodge's set, which drew from "Live Today," his forthcoming debut album.

Later Mr. Van de Wetering created the Grijpstra and de Gier series of detective novels set in Amsterdam, which drew from his experience as a police officer.

Viktor Orbán, who spent a year in Oxford under the sponsorship of Gyorgy Soros, developed a political model which drew from the UK.

By contrast, Ms. Monáe left no stone unturned in the opening set, which drew from her willfully eccentric new debut album, "Metropolis: The Chase Suite" (Bad Boy/Atlantic).

An independent Methodist presence in Canada essentially ended with ratification of the union; Canadian Methodists joined the new church, which drew from the traditions of its constituent members to establish the basic beliefs and practices of the new church.

There were some blocks his parents didn't let him walk on; many children, himself included, went to private school; and his Little League, which drew from both the Upper West Side and Harlem, still felt uncrowded.

Analysts have increasingly questioned the cohesiveness of the party, which draws from both left and right.

Mr. Currier's musical language, which draws from tonal and atonal sources, if not pathbreaking, is very personal.

Yet tonight, this new aesthetic is played down in favour of a setlist which draws from all three albums equally.

Program 1 (tonight, Monday and Thursday) is Jonathan Wolken's new full-evening "B'zyrk," which draws from circuses and vaudeville.

4 45-7 30 Pick up Ed and attend grand opening of Thomas Edison Magnet Middle School in Meriden, which draws from five communities in Connecticut.