Meanings of draw therefrom in English

It would not be right, however, to draw therefrom conclusions as to the abasement of Capetian royalty in the eleventh century, with too great severity.

It was the height of courtesy to ask your friend to let you taste his pipe, and draw therefrom three or four mouthfuls of smoke.

So much for the value of averages and the conclusions drawn therefrom.

He drew therefrom the great cross-bar, and threw the gate wide open.

She drew therefrom a letter, and passed it over without a word.

Doubtless they have; and evil conclusions have they drawn therefrom, in every age.

He opened the safe, drew therefrom a small package and left the office.

Nevertheless, she used little art in her tale, and she drew therefrom neither moral nor homily.

For I think that large and very needful lessons for us all may be drawn therefrom.

Roberta went to a cupboard which opened from under bookshelves, and drew therefrom a small portable typewriter.

During that period the faithful Kurt kept guard unceasingly over his master's coffin and would not suffer himself to be drawn therefrom.

She drew therefrom a fire-bag, richly ornamented with beads, such as Indian chiefs and braves are wont to carry under their belts.

Yet the slight thread of hope drawn therefrom has been able since to hold back Cecil Tresilyan from the abyss of utter desperation.

To Herbert's surprise, Ralph drew out a small bag, originally intended for shot, and drew therefrom five golden coins, of five dollars each.

There were citizens of this township two knights, so well spoken and reputed of all, that the city drew therefrom great profit and fame.

-TheirInadequacy ascertained.-CommercialDifficulties.-The Conference at Annapolis.-Recommendation of a General Convention.-Resolution of Congress.-Action of the Several States.-Conclusions drawn therefrom.