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The authors drew on an economic principle to explain the finding: The more value we assign to our time, the scarcer it seems to us.

After the great Rape, Vautrin drew on her extensive experience in social work to help rebuild the community.

The Beatle may have been bending the truth a little - Presley drew on a vast well of what was then called "race music" .

Doable, approximately. But the point is, we can actually now locate all those lines that we sort of arbitrarily drew on the phase diagrams.

Obi - Wan closed his eyes and drew on the force as Qui -Gon 's words echoed through his memory.

As he drew on the joint, he relaxed and his short sentences began to get longer.

When the lingering dusk drew on, she stole out to effect some purchases necessary for her father's comfort.

His Canadian paintings were done in London, and he drew on a variety of sources.

There he drew on his experience of the US to tell his colleagues not to worry if China was criticised by politicians on the campaign trail.

Higgs said that the AC Aeronautical engineering team drew on many years of experience in professional motorsports and competitive flying.

But they concede that the party is a risky step for a movement that drew on middle-class disgust with grubby politics-as-normal.

To develop Herceptin, researchers at Genentech drew on investigations into the molecular workings of a cancer cell .

A user selected one tool from a palette of a dozen or so and then drew on the screen with it.

No one bothered to say anything about the drawings my siblings drew on my face until after church ended.

Mr. Mailer drew on his childhood memories for the material of most of his stories.

We drew on her experience throughout the project.

He drew on his cigarette and savoured his listeners' curious looks as they pondered this unexpected opening .

As twilight drew on, the ferryboat went back to her accustomed business and the skiffs disappeared.

Dr Fang had written an article that drew on a paper in Science without, Dr Xiao felt, proper acknowledgment of the original researcher.

Jazz drew on the rhythms as well as the emotionalism of the African music and the Blacks'ancestors.

A number of women at the top say they drew on their experience as parents when climbing the ladder at the workplace.

Linda drew on her coat hurriedly and went out.

I ask if she drew on her experiences with the directors she has worked with.

They say the violence began last night when children drew on the wall of Islamic religion Institute.

They drew on numerous health studies, which have banked DNA from tens of thousands of participants.

Xiang embroidery was developed from Hunan folk embroidery methods, but it also drew on the skills of Su embroidery and Yue embroidery.

In response, GBCA drew on biological and medical references to guide the design of the structures, spaces and circulation.

The team drew on records from satellites that used radar altimeters, which work similarly to bats' echolocation, or natural radar.

The project drew on advances in DNA sequencing technology and collections of tumor samples from patients treated by Markowitz.

He drew on his experience as a teacher in order to get close to the young inmates.

My first dress was a self portrait (La Robe des Soucis, 1997) I drew on a two meter paper dress the thoughts I had at the time.

Intellectuals Vilfredo Pareto and Gaetano Mosca drew on Italy's experience to argue that elite minorities always rule majorities.

I bad-tempered, style is poor, poor personality. Three children who drew on many you. Take inventory.

English actress Emily Blunt is the voice of fair Juliet and says she drew on her experience playing the original tragic version on stage.

Kim says he drew on his engineering training to design the DVD packaging.

Saint-Exupy drew on his experience of surviving a plane crash in the Sahara Desert while writing the novella.

Twain's next two works drew on his experiences on the Mississippi River.

He remembered sitting in silence with his grandmother as evening drew on.

The survey drew on interviews with 109 institutional investors based in Europe and Asia.

Clare, restless, went out into the dusk when evening drew on, she who had won him having retired to her chamber .

She drew on half of it, and the other half was always empty.

Much of his work drew on the local folk music.

Hastily John drew on his trousers and rushed out into the street.

The author drew on his childhood when writing his novel.

It drew on every segment of the Egyptian population.

In ancient times, Japan drew on the experiences of China, and shaped "He" style of arts.

The author drew on his imagination and experiences to write this great work.

What they show is how Palladio drew on the buildings of ancient Rome as models.

Almost half the entries in Sunlight's 2009 Apps for America contest drew on data from GovTrack.

Distant sound drew on the people beside me, but their facial expression_r_r attracts me. . .

For one thing, she was forbidden to move out of the garden, and it fretted her sadly to be confined to its narrow bounds as spring drew on;

To find out, they drew on data from two groups of people, one in New Zealand and one in Britain.

When this writer was writing his new novel he drew on his vivid imagination and experiences in America.

Their folly drew on their disgrace.

A second review, by David Meyers at the University of Kansas, drew on 10 studies from the same regions.

He drew on his gloves before he went out.

She (3 drew on the face) : Feel embarrassed, I am not clear also.

It grew colder as night drew on.

She interviewed 49 couples and 156 other people, and drew on past studies to compile her new book, What Do You Want From Me?

The fateful date drew on.

Much of his work drew on the folk music in China.

Its 174 lead authors and 222 contributing authors drew on the work of more than 2, 500 scientists.

He also drew on[4] his family for his photographs of socialites .

The snout of the pig you drew on the picture is too long.

AS WINTER drew on, Mollie became more and more troublesome .

This quantitative and detemine the nature assay will be beneficial testosterone that one of effective element be developed and drew on.

Gide almost certainly drew on his youthful attempt to woo his cousin in this, his most lyrically enchanting novel. AN

Sikes and his companion enveloped their necks and chins in large dark shawls, and drew on their great-coats;

what line ? - the line i drew on the deckjust now