Sentence examples for which we drew from inspiring English sources

We may not listen to your treacherous word Unless we would be traitors to our dead, And forfeit all for which their blood was shed And lose the prize for which we drew the sword.

At the first judges' meeting, during which we drew up our long list, I felt something close to panic as my darlings were thrown out, scythed by the passionate dislike or, worse, the indifference of my colleagues William Fiennes, Mohsin Hamid, AM Homes and Deborah Levy.

There was a private cabin with a bed and desk for Ms. Rice, and business class seats for mostly everyone else — except the press, which sat in the back and had a mix of economy and business seats, for which we drew straws.

Joâo's participation in this lesson has been analyzed in a previous paper (Gómez Fernández and Siry 2018), in which we drew on Goffman's (1981) notion of footing to illustrate his sudden change of participation.

His head wrap covered his face, and he kept pausing to speak into a mouthpiece hidden in the cloth, from which we drew the logical conclusions as no doubt we were meant to.

Furthermore, our distinction between these two variables and beyond, between intermediate and final demand C&T-goods proved important since we could uncover another range of country-specific patterns of C&T-trade from which we drew also inference on C&T-production activities.

"Actors, we have this thing called a 'sense memory' which we draw on for particularly emotional moments.

We need to leave our comfort zones and engage with the world from which we draw our stories.

"We … wish to express our concern at this... example of a continuing trend... to which we draw the attention of the House".

Bone mass developed during this period provides a reservoir from which we draw as we age and as our bone mass inevitably shrinks.

We seek God now in flowers and good deeds, and the immensities of blue that surround the little scabs of land upon which we draw our lives to their unsatisfactory conclusions are suffused by science with vacuous horror.