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M. Madeleine drew from his pocket the paper on which he had pencilled some figures.

and the englishman drew from his pocket a bundle of bank - notes , which might have been twice the sum m . de boville feared to lose.

Without speaking, she drew from her purse a package loosely unwrapped in its red paper, a bow of green ribbon with it.

He drew from his creative background to craft Zeitgeist: The Movie, which he launched online to address his frustrations with the system.

At the top of the stairs he drew from his pocket another key, with which he opened another door.

Blocking floods by means of dams and dikes was not enough, that was the lesson he drew from his father's failure.

For all the anxiety the declining dollar drew from China this week (see article), it has no serious rival as the world's reserve currency.

But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home.

The lesson Mr Putin drew from the Yeltsin era was that, for now, liberal freedoms in Russia equate to chaos and collapse.

Here I knocked off the neck of a bottle which I drew from a long row of its fellows that lay upon the mould.

Turing's vision of mind and machine, which drew from his personal consciousness and experience, also became more acceptable.

The real discovery for me, though, were the performances Yamazaki drew from his young actors, particularly star Kenta Suga.

Twice a week we drew from the nude in a small room over a teashop.

the jeweller drew from his pocket a long flat box , which contained several samples of the articles demanded.

He had another argument for that which he drew from Descartes.

The next year, I left my 12-year advertising career. As a freelance illustrator, I drew from morning till night. Life was simple and nice.

Patty's yearning drew from me a promise that she would have a "reciting" part.

Typically, half the power they drew from the wall, and sometimes as much as 80%, would be lost in conversion.

Ironically, not all Greens share the conclusion the German government drew from Fukushima.

I stopped asking his advice; the experiences he drew from no longer seemed relevant to the decisions I had to make.

But what I drew from the water by the pond-side, that I reserve.

Jean Valjean drew from his pocket a knife, and opened it.

Richard, I wanna show our viewers a couple of the revelations that we drew from your book.

Drawing on an account; drew from the experience of fellow workers.

"We drew from all parts of the healthcare space, " Ms Susantio says.

But the lessons that policymakers drew from the crisis of the 1980s ended up having precisely the opposite effect.

All these years I assumed your drew from the evils inside to destroy Ares. But I was wrong. . . . . .

You served a local market, had local suppliers and drew from a local workforce.

One sister drew from the jumbled wagon bed a battered lantern , the other a worn broom .

Less attention has been paid to the political lessons that the Japanese themselves drew from their travails.

The monocytes were drew from health people blood.

DNA: Marvel Comics drew from Nordic mythology to introduce its version of Thor in 1962.

He opened the valise and drew from it Cosette's outfit.

I drew from it the strength to be at one and the same time both courageous and aware.

Still, the ruling drew from and extended the reasoning in the Supreme Court's landmark decision last year in the Citizens United case.

When that which drew from out the boundless deep,

Drew from the experience of fellow workers

The eyes that drew from me such fervent praise

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