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(1) He had no written records to draw upon.

(2) We are trying to build machines that draw upon the highly successful designs used in biology.

(3) A different vision of the company might draw upon the democratic ideal which inspires the relation of the citizen to the state.

(4) As a team we had barely begun to draw upon our reserves of mutual tolerance and respect.

(5) Many horse owners today can not draw upon years of experience and therefore rely heavily on advice from others.

(6) It enables governors to draw upon the creativity, expertise, experience and commitment of the teaching staff.

(7) We will draw upon these criteria inPart Two in judging the various strategies of evaluation.

(8) In addition to published sources, the research will draw upon health authority papers and upon interviews with key personnel in selected localities.

(9) I shall draw upon you for assistance when necessary.

(10) We must draw upon their experience.

(11) You have a rich imagination and sensitivity draw upon in your own creative work.

(12) Draw upon readings and films from throughout the course to substantiate your point of view. Sentencedict.com

(13) Seldom draw upon fiction and witchcraft direct us through economic history.

(14) Please let us have the invoice, and draw upon us by a bill of exchange at two months after date for the amount of same.

(15) For outside research, students will draw upon both primary and secondary sources.

(16) All co - operatives can draw upon the experience of Chienteh County in Chekiang Province.

(17) Forced my brother to draw upon him, and has fallen by my brother's sword -- like a gentleman. "

(18) They may draw upon historical evidence to defend their point of view.

(19) This is premised on modern of visual communication which draw upon linguistics and, in particular, psychoanalysis.

(20) Clinton, by contrast, has had no such windfall to draw upon.

(21) They have a wealth of experience for you to draw upon.

(22) That is when I would hope to be able to draw upon this philosophy and see the bad times through.

(23) Nor can they afford to live anywhere better than "student hellhole" flats: they don't have a partner's credit card to draw upon and furnish their place to a polished enough standard.

(24) Reread your previous essays for potential ideas and information, which you may want to draw upon.

(25) This assured that the knowledge would be passed on for future generations to draw upon.

(26) So, what they do now though, and we'll talk about this much later in the course but one cure for phobias does draw upon, in a more intelligent way, the behaviorist literature.

(27) Self healing occurs when there is love available to draw upon.