Sentence examples for a long draft from inspiring English sources

They had put her father in the ground and her world was shattered, but the nap she'd had in the hired car was like a long draft of cool water — deep and fragrant, washed with an ivory light — the kind of sleep, she would later learn, that came only in the aftermath of many tears.

I drew a long cool draft and let the taste fill my mouth, then slowly let the smoke trickle away.

It says the new powers will be set out in detail a (long delayed) draft drone bill now due this year — having failed to materialize last Spring, as originally promised.

One way to make sure you write more, or write a long enough draft, is to thoroughly and specifically outline these ideas.

Widodo has promised to pass a long-delayed draft law on indigenous rights.

The Constituent Assembly is only weeks away from completing a long-delayed draft constitution to be put to a referendum.

A long-awaited draft is still in the works, and even that is more about closing down enterprises than about looking after creditors' interests.

A LONG-AWAITED draft of a Congressional bill would extend privacy protections both on the Internet and off line, but privacy advocates said the bill did not go far enough in protecting consumers.

His comments come ahead of next month's launch of the Tory election manifesto, which is expected to commit the party to leaving the jurisdiction of the Strasbourg court – although a long-promised draft bill has yet to be published.

David Cameron will make his case in Parliament for a long-awaited draft deal reshaping Britain's relationship with Europe while facing a backlash in his own party, after the proposals were revealed to fall short of his original promises of sweeping reform.

Despite furious resistance from scientists, Spain's parliament approved a long-delayed draft bill in June that lowers this year's national funding for science to €6.39 billion, about 26% less than the 2011 budget, according to the COSCE report.