Sentence examples for Draft a sort from inspiring English sources
I had to draft a sort of chemo-history.
I decided to try to index these new entities — to draft a sort of Social Media Bestiary.
TWO winters ago, with Israel mired in the bloody and unrelenting intifada, a group of leading politicians, artists, academics and rabbis gathered to draft a sort of peace treaty.
"Most [Australian] agreements we were able to site when we were trying to draft this gave a sort of looser understanding that the university would respect the rights of the traditional owners and would do their very best," he said.
It's something that came to mind when NFL player Ezekiel Elliot wore a bow-tied suit with a crop-topped shirt at the NFL draft red carpet (a sort of Who's Who of the next American football season).
In Asia paper money has a still longer history, its first documented use having been in China during the 9th century, when "flying money," a sort of draft or bill of exchange developed by merchants, was gradually transformed into government-issued fiat money.
There's Star, the former Paulette Regina Starr, "her name and being shrunk down to four essential letters now," a pretty misfit whose naïveté and sentimentality are matched by a strong will; her former lover and road companion, Pan, a feckless pragmatist out for a good time; and her new boyfriend, Marco, a draft dodger who's learned a sort of Emersonian self-reliance from his years on the road.
One of these, "Winter Dreams", he later described as "a sort of first draft of the Gatsby idea".
The stories were, in his words, "all trash and it nearly broke my heart," although included among those stories was "Winter Dreams", which Fitzgerald later described as "a sort of first draft of the Gatsby idea".
Started in 1977 by Nissan Motor Co., the Focus Awards (for Films of College and University Students) have been described as a sort of NBA/NFL draft of young talent for the film industry.
