Sentence examples for are drafts of from inspiring English sources

Of equal significance, Mr. Dodson said, are drafts of speeches showing Malcolm's revisions in red ballpoint.

Inside are drafts of poems, photographs, and the odd bit of practical detail on the film - a list of possible locations for the first couple of days' shooting.

Included in the documents released yesterday are drafts of a "mission statement" to guide the memorial's creation, guiding principles for the development of a memorial and specific elements that will be used in judging memorial submissions.

There are drafts of speeches that are mapped out like poetry, a sample of Churchill's amateur landscape painting, his Nobel Prize in Literature from 1953 "for his mastery of historical and biographical description as well as for brilliant oratory".

Much of it covers international affairs and there are drafts of some of his most famous speeches such as, "never in the field of human conflict" and "fight on the beaches" – both widely reported, but not recorded until after the war.

Here are drafts of many other poems and essays, earnest letters and bawdy cards, sent from John's residencies and travels in Montana, Ohio, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Washington State, and Washington, D.C., from Anchorage, from his homestead on the Richardson Highway, or from just down the hill, when he was living in Fairbanks.

In the spring draft last year, a presidential decree called for 168,776 men to be drafted, of whom 120,900 were destined for the armed forces.

Bowker was drafted out of Long Beach State University in the third round of the 2004 MLB Draft by the San Francisco Giants.

Consider Steve McNair, who was drafted out of a small college, who returned from back surgery.

"I always thought he should have been drafted out of college," Walker said.

Mims was drafted out of Tennessee in the first round by San Diego in 1992.