Sentence examples for a kind of draft from inspiring English sources

The Frenchman switched to the chair by the window, but he was restless in this chair, because there was a kind of draft coming from the window.

For Shaleema Malave, a resident of the Lillian Wald Houses on the Lower East Side, the letter arrived unexpectedly about two weeks ago, and it read like a kind of draft notice.

He got high every day (on whiskey), practised free love and was even a kind of draft dodger – though his evasion of military service happened when he was already trapped in it.

He accused the Bush administration of "running a kind of clandestine draft" that "turned the National Guard and the Reserve into almost active duty".

Last year, the board released a concept paper that serves as a kind of rough draft of the protocol.

"A World Transformed" is a kind of rough draft of history and impressions--snippets of George Bush diaries, comments by Bush on his diaries and recollections by his national security advisor Brent Scowcroft of their stewardship of foreign policy.

"Stolen art can easily be carried across international borders and is used as a kind of banker's draft to pay for things like drugs consignments.

And Kevin Garnett, another shootout alumnus and a kind of trendsetter, was drafted fifth by Minnesota in 1995.

I'm embarrassed to say that I use twitter as a kind of early-stage drafting space.

There are auctions, you can get access to all kinds of draft advice, and it is all free.

Later, in his career-defining "Combines," which he began constructing in 1954, Rauschenberg would return to this kind of chaos; his works from his time with Twombly are a kind of disheveled, vibrant first draft.