Sentence examples similar to a clean draft from inspiring English sources
Swartzwelder rarely visits the Fox lot and sends in tight, clean drafts that require relatively little rewriting.
Both works offer clean drafts of political and poetic history "dipped from the running stream of consciousness"—to use Holmes' phrase, later made famous by William James.
Minimally the brooding area should be somewhere quiet, dark, clean, draft-free, isolated from the rest of the flock, free of lice and ticks, and safe from potential predators.
Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo asked Mark Jacobson, a Stanford energy policy expert, to draft a clean energy blueprint for New York.
In early June, Edward personally supervised the drafting of a clean version of his devise by lawyers, to which he lent his signature "in six several places".
His cage had to be regularly cleaned, drafts monitored, special food acquired at a distant pet shop.
The discussion draft also reaffirms to those seeking a clean energy future that we have cause for hope and optimism.
Once you are done editing your draft, it's time to produce a clean copy of the poem.
When drafting the final short list of candidates who might fit the pivot, skilled board members start with a clean slate.
The 'five cleans' are: a clean place; a clean surface; clean hands; clean cord and dressing; and a clean tie.
Place a clean cloth over the bowl (such as a tea towel) or food grade plastic and leave the buns to rise in a warm, draft-free spot.
