1.   These can be drawn out from within the history of a caring relationship particularly where there is a principal carer taking responsibility.

2.   Government ministers are drawn from, and remain within, Parliament.

3.   Use your brain, look at, look at what the extract is drawn from.

4.   Although seeing the sport in person for the first time, she nevertheless was confident in her expertise, drawn from watching past Olympic telecasts.

5.   And he has rich experience to draw from.

6.   And it would not compromise local control if Congress set up a fund states could draw from to carry out reforms that would meet basic performance specifications.

7.   And, you know, we have no shortage of studio executives around to draw from.

8.   Another is the question of which past to draw from.

9.   As of Wednesday afternoon, he was still asking his staff for documents he might want to draw from.

10.   As of Wednesday afternoon, he was still asking his staff for various documents he might want to draw from.