21.   But the Perot side of the fountain had plenty of folks to draw from.

22.   Columbus had further disadvantages with virtually no local talent to draw from and a much less enticing locale for international players than Boston or New York.

23.   Clinton has proposed an eight-member panel drawn from outside the ranks of present or former members of Congress or party officials.

24.   Dallenbach has a wealth of experience to draw from.

25.   Divers and would-be divers are drawn from all over the world by the extraordinary beauty and diversity of the reefs, and the fish that depend on them.

26.   Eventually, Bright Moments drew youths from all over the city.

27.   Fire in the woods, particularly if certain tree species are burning, draws them from miles away.

28.   Giardina, the author of two other novels, had plenty of material to draw from.

29.   He had traveled around the world and had all those experiences to draw from for conversation.

30.   He said it was easier to find rare subsets of the population using the Net because there were so many people to draw from.