61.   Unlike baseball, which has storied ballparks to draw from, football has no such nostalgia, he said.

62.   Under the private plans, individuals build up their own retirement accounts, which they can draw from when they retire.

63.   We have the best and most knowledgeable fans to draw from.

64.   Without a patient base to draw from for studies, Cutler found other ways to recruit subjects, including serving as a nursing home consultant.

65.   Yet the conclusions that the Okinawans have drawn from their experience is not one that Americans want to hear.

66.   Workman said he set no quotas but tried to draw from as broad a range of films as possible in terms of style and vintage.

67.   Chmura lawyer Gerald Boyle requested the jury be drawn from outside the county to minimized publicity he described as more intense than for the Jeffrey Dahmer trial.

68.   Even putting together a profile of the attacker is tough because there are no past cases to draw from.

69.   He has plenty of material to draw from.

70.   He said it was a perfect model for Hong Kong to draw from.