Sentence examples for be drafted from from inspiring English sources

The 6-foot-2, 261-pound Sam has been projected to be drafted from the third round on.

Most Africans have no identity documents, so electoral rolls often need to be drafted from scratch for every poll.

Schortsanitis has worked out for more than a dozen teams and is projected to be drafted from No. 12 to No. 20. "This is a big guy and very strong," the Knicks' president and general manager, Scott Layden, said today after the Knicks worked out Schortsanitis for the second time.

This means that all your players will be drafted from just the two teams playing in that game.

However the recent independent review of U.K. surveillance legislation, conducted by David Anderson, condemned the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act as an incomprehensible patchwork — calling for new oversight legislation to be drafted "from scratch".

"A comprehensive and comprehensible new law should be drafted from scratch, replacing the multitude of current powers and providing for clear limits and safeguards on any intrusive power that it may be necessary for public authorities to use," wrote Anderson in his review.

McMahon was drafted from Rutgers last year, and Harrington was the third pick in this year's draft.

"New laws are being drafted, from using bugged phone conversations as evidence to inciting terrorism.

The French troops, many of whom were drafted from its colonies, included Christians, Jews, Muslims and Sikhs.

He was drafted from his seat to toss plates across the circus ring to the cheers of the crowd.

A total of 35 Ivy players were drafted from 1965 to 1976, including 14 in the first three rounds.