Sentence examples for world to draw from inspiring English sources

Molly Crabapple travels the world to draw its darkest places.

It's a very rich and broad world to draw on that has tonnes of people already excited about it.

The UNDP works with partners around the world to draw attention to these realities, and to explore constructive solutions.

Without a dominant local culture and with a world to draw on, the process of self-definition is at once confusing and liberating.

CHIANG MAI, THAILAND — It was a gutsy move to ask Bill Bensley, the interior designer of more than 160 luxury hotels throughout the world, to draw up plans for your house.

But mostly it's a story of what, in the Yiddish language, is called a noodge -- a very determined man who is willing to pester, cajole and nag the world to draw attention to his cause.

All of the European jazz festivals have been forced to book "beyond jazz" acts from the pop and rock worlds to draw in large audiences and increase revenue (some may suggest just to break even).

The Arab world continues to draw upon only half of its population for its development.

It has become increasingly adept at exploiting the power of the World Cup to draw a global audience.

"If the world were to draw any lessons from what I did there would never be any wars," she said.

If the world were to draw any lessons from what we do, there wouldn't be any wars.