How to pronounce “draw on” in English

We draw on walls, we draw on whatever.

I draw on my own experiences.

And I've now draw on all those skills and all that knowledge to do the work I'm doing now.

We all draw on our pants as artists.

So you still draw on them from your-- Absolutely.

But I'm going draw on that for this book.

And when you draw on it as an inspiration, you're able to take things up to the next level.

And you draw on those challenges to play a character like this.

You can draw on things that you really like around.

We're going to draw on that to get to that result.

And you can draw on that library and make connections between things.

What did you draw on to show those little glimpses of humor from the true story of Alan Turing?

If I might draw on a second example.

What you draw on your storyboard will appear on screen.

who they got to draw on the walls and get everybody else to draw on.

experiences that I could draw on.

The transformation must draw on America's innate competitive advantages.

computer than is to draw on paper has it changed over 30 years it's a question so

that I draw on.

And so I think I just truly draw on my own lived experiences.

What were you able to draw on, on that day?

So I'm going to draw on the work that my current department chair, Doug Frye, has done.

And more Americans might then start to draw on a vision of history that inspires greater inclusivity, greater humility.

So why would you not draw on a 120-year history of the science of behavior change?

this pool of compassion to draw on for yourself, you actually have more to give to others.

over sketching over sketching I draw on paper all the time even though I use

We have about 100 interviews we draw on, 800, more than 100 sources.

And I was able to draw on the expertise of Gordon Giesbrecht, who is the expert up in Manitoba, Canada, who can tell you all about the physiology behind hypothermia.

female: I'm wondering if you draw on your own experiences to develop the emotional content of your characters.

and lanky and why we like to draw on them uh fabrication making those ideas

So throughout all of these lessons that you're going to draw on in this book, you're going to learn the fear of change

I think that's something that we can draw on as well.

When we have 10,000 years of human history to draw on, even the pandemic-- we've had so many pandemics before, why does this situation arise, that we're not ready for it?

There ought to be like a repository you can draw on so that the foundational work is there and people can build on it, therefore

he's trained from the time of the dinosaur to draw on fire instantly so he's razor sharp he's a gunslinger

and you're using heat which generates more draw on the system.

So I'd take the base digital print and draw on it with pencil and color it to give everyone a little different

But you know in the art department people still draw on paper every now and then.

Because you draw on the amplitudes and the strengths of one another.

And also, we draw on some other studies that looked at places like Paris.

things really getting better is it much easier to draw on the computer is it any easier to draw on the

And you have to draw on energy stores.

But then we draw on all kinds of technology.

So perhaps more importantly, Ferrer was able to draw on his experiences as an astronomer for Spain to help officials in the United

And actually come into the meeting with that checklist so you don't have to draw on your hazy mind when you're at your worst.

I'm optimistic because we're moving into a world where we can draw on the global talent pool, and this is different to anything in history.

We know that it has to be a holistic lens where we draw on the lessons of the pros to actually facilitate success.

is just such a treat as a director because there's so much to draw on.

And for this, I'm going to draw on my background of theoretical physics.