| A minibus will take the group on half-day trips to different locations, offering them a variety of landscapes to draw inspiration from. |
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| Many of the volumes draw inspiration from the so-called subaltern approach, which generally focuses on history from the bottom up. |
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| From their sacrifices we draw inspiration, we learn priceless lessons and we muster the courage we will need to finish the job. |
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| Europe can also draw inspiration from the funding policies of other countries in this area. |
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| We need more citizens to draw inspiration from these young Europeans and seize every opportunity to improve their own skills and job prospects. |
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| Let your creative juices flow, draw inspiration and give words. |
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| We can draw inspiration from this to make our stores more environmentally-friendly. |
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| In building its future skills base, the EU can draw inspiration from the strengths that have emerged individually among its member states. |
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| She is revered as an outstanding example of a practitioner, from whom many of the great masters of today draw inspiration. |
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| More than half a century later, we continue to draw inspiration from its commitment to universal dignity and justice. |
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| Where did acclaimed outsider artist Henry Darger draw inspiration for his dreamlike murals? |
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| Edwards lives in and has a studio in Toronto but also has a place to retreat to and draw inspiration from in the rural farm country of Canada just north of Toronto. |
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| The games, to be published under the Activision Value Brand, will draw inspiration from the show's depiction of a father and son who build chopper motorcycles in their garage. |
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| In other words, the works all draw inspiration from nature and biomorphic shapes, representing a widespread artistic convention of the World War II and post-war period. |
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| Nishigawara produces ceramic sculptures that draw inspiration from sources such as religious iconography and manga drawings. |
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| In doing so, we draw inspiration from where our struggles and our learning intersect, where people from various spheres of action meet and act. |
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| Akendengue continues to draw inspiration from the culture and music traditions of Gabon, where he returned to live twenty years ago now. |
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| Regional cultures are being pushed aside by the professional artists who draw inspiration from them. |
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| I draw inspiration from many of the presenters who came before the committee and their objections to the bill in its totality. |
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| I encourage you to look beyond past failures and to draw inspiration from past accomplishments as we aim for future success. |
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| The social community, if it is to live in peace, is also called to draw inspiration from the values on which the family community is based. |
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| We are proud of our rich heritage and continue to draw inspiration from the legacy of the pioneers who built our foundation. |
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| The least we can do is to draw inspiration from those who are more successful than we are in a field so crucial to raising our productivity. |
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| As regards the added value of the European Union, it is time to draw inspiration from the single market and to adopt a new approach to the labour market which recognises the diversity of Member States and regions. |
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| Given the incredible diversity of life, biomimicry researchers had a seemingly endless supply of organisms and adaptations from which to draw inspiration. |
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| And they must lead in a manner that other Europeans can accept. Perhaps Germany can draw inspiration from the experience of another hegemon, America. |
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| Mr Luyckx said that the Commission would like to draw inspiration from the TAIEX system, which has been used for new twinning arrangements during phases of enlargement. |
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| Several Cultural Dynamics research projects are original because they draw inspiration from a number of approaches in the exact sciences to identify and model correlations in the growing body of data amassed by researchers. |
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| I don't draw inspiration from my childhood. |
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| We should draw inspiration from their experience. |
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| Through this initiative, Schréder and LUCI wish to share the practices that form the basis of these installations and thereby enable as many cities as possible to adopt them or draw inspiration from them. |
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| In addition, the formulation and implementation of the measures comprising the country programme should take into account and draw inspiration from the Bureau's recommendations for the promotion of parity in programming. |
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| The latest to draw inspiration from Flappy Bird is Rovio, the Finnish developer of popular game Angry Birds, who has now launched a new game titled Retry. |
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| Draw inspiration from this collection and maybe make your own banner for the next protest! |
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