Sentence examples for be drafted into a from inspiring English sources

When might citizens from Greece to Sweden be drafted into a European Army?

The budget will be drafted into a bill in December and submitted to parliament for approval.

Under its terms, any citizen could be drafted into a posse and any free black person seized without a jury trial.

In "A Woman's Face" (1941), directed by George Cukor, she is a petty criminal transformed into a great beauty by a plastic surgeon (Melvyn Douglas), with unfortunate results: her new face allows her to be drafted into a plot to murder a 4-year-old boy.

When it came to his contemporaries Benjamin Britten could be prickly, refusing to be drafted into an avant-garde whose music was of no practical use to the public.

The proposal is being drafted into a plan amendment to be filed with the attorney general, they said.

Men and women alike are drafted into a vast "industrial army" that handles the necessary work of society.

Within a matter of weeks I was drafted into a new role, although one that involved a lot less telephone work.

Her 80-year-old uncle, Ray, was following the sweeper machine with the harvester, suctioning up the nuts that had been drafted into a neat windrow.

After graduating from school in 1939, Onoda worked for a Japanese trading firm in Shanghai before he was drafted into a military academy.

Hendry, a late call-up into the squad, was drafted into a three‑man central defence after Grant Hanley pulled out through injury following Scotland's 1-0 defeat by Costa Rica.