draw on in English

gain inspiration from, take ideas from; take advantage of (resources), make use of (support or help); suck in; approach, come near to; make marks on a surface with a writing implement

Use "draw on" in a sentence

1. Carefully draw on thick blue stripes.

2. Draw on the strength of others.

3. I'll have to draw on my savings.

4. Naturally, most draw on their personal experiences.

5. Don't write or draw on the wall.

6. Draw on, large quantity food guest, come patronize!

7. I shall have to draw on my money.

8. Maltravers took a long draw on his cigarette.

9. She was a big draw on Bourbon Street.

10. I shall have to draw on my savings.

11. Sometimes I draw on them for subjects for songs.

12. She has 20 years' teaching experience to draw on.

13. Our experience is thereto draw on whenever you wish.

14. • What can we do to draw on God’s strength?

15. Our new art shall draw on the proletarian Onanism.

16. Quite often he would draw on his genealogical expertise.

17. She had a wealth of experience to draw on.

18. Everyone had two sheets of paper to draw on.

19. The research will draw on a number of research methods.

20. 18 In reimbursement of these expenses, please draw on us.

21. She was able to draw on her immense inner strength.

22. These opportunities should draw on private sector entrepreneurs and energies, too.

23. Um, I used your pen to draw on my friend's face.

24. Explanations with physical content draw on the laws of physical causality.

25. Maybe if we take a pencil... and you can draw on that...

26. They don't want to draw on the fund unless they have to.

27. I'll have to draw on my savings to pay for the car.

28. I had to draw on my savings to pay for the repairs.

29. Such theories draw on a variety of social science disciplines and approaches.

30. The current paper, however, proposes that these tasks draw on Automatized explicit knowledge

31. These devices draw on much shallower and colder resources than traditional geothermal techniques.

32. You could draw on current local and national events or international news items.

33. He had to draw on reserves of strength just to finish the race.

34. We shall have to draw on our savings if we buy a house.

35. I mean those are huge conclusions to draw on an absolute absence of information.

36. At the end of the night, I stripped and let everyone draw on me.

37. Did he draw on his background as a carpenter for some of his illustrations?

38. We need to draw on the professional expertise of a large number of teachers.

39. The assignment asked us to draw on our experiences while we were in England.

40. More generally, degrowth movements draw on the values of humanism, enlightenment, anthropology and human rights.

41. So , Anhui should adopt correspond measure, improve investment environment, draw on more foreign direct investment.

42. Egalitarian feminist psychologists draw on both feminist and psychological criticisms of gender imbalance among psychologists.

43. The mobile units needed positions of strength where they could encamp and draw on supplies.

44. For most customers, real-time Audiences draw on the most recent 30 days of data

45. Marske earned a replay against their more illustrious with a 1-1 draw on Saturday.

46. Similarly, in the crankshaft journal and crankshaft bearing clearance measurements, they can draw on such skills.

47. Teachers can draw on concepts of Andragogy to increase the effectiveness of their adult education classes.

48. The country’s Penal Code had been adapted to draw on international experience in controlling transnational crime.

49. They draw on and, in so doing, recharge the powerful myth of blood connection, shared blood connection.

50. And how can we empathise with them if we don't have an emotional vocabulary to draw on?