Sentence examples for will be able to draw from inspiring English sources

"THE CHARACTERS OF KEITH HARING," an exhibition of prints, drawings and a figurative mural that visitors will be able to draw upon, at the Children's Museum of the Arts, 182 Lafayette Street, SoHo.

South will be able to draw another round of trump and ruff his remaining diamond loser.

The children will be able to draw, paint and display their art all in one space.

When it tries again — and it will — the organization will be able to draw upon much deeper ranks.

It is hard to imagine that, in practice, members of religious groups will be able to draw this fine line.

When the roast is done, you will be able to draw it off from the pot and discard it.

Some homeowners will be able to draw a bit more if their existing mortgage, along with other items like delinquent federal debts, exceed the 60 percent limit.

"It was emotionally very powerful visiting the places, and I will be able to draw on this experience when teaching students.

Now available in America, with a suitably soulful painting by the author on the cover, more readers will be able to draw their own conclusions.

The machines of the future will be able to draw on that information (or a lot of it, anyway) and use it to inform themselves about their surroundings.

Community groups will be given the right to bid to run council services; parishes and "neighbourhood forums" will be able to draw up development plans for their patches.