Sentence examples for being able to draft from inspiring English sources

If it weren't for the combination of Manning's uncertain health and the Colts being able to draft Andrew Luck at No. 1, Manning would still be playing for Indianapolis.

That GM, Sam Presti, smartly and swiftly did just that, with an assist from being able to draft human scoring machine Kevin Durant.

In addition to being able to draft our own contracts and build our own financial models, we learned so much from our corporate jobs.

As soon as that is completed, the company will be able to draft and execute contracts with other companies.

If they had been able to draft Doug Martin, would he have the success that he is currently enjoying with Tampa?

It may be that you have too much on, in which case they might be able to draft in additional support from a colleague to alleviate pressure.

The Pirates were able to draft him before his junior season because of a rule that makes a player eligible after he turns 21.

Although the document had its faults, he doubted that any other assembly would, at just that moment, have been able to draft a better one.

"We were able to draft a very athletic kid who can play a good shortstop," Damon Oppenheimer, the vice president for amateur scouting, said in a statement.

As a result, so many lawyers volunteered for the campaign that the group was able to draft a law against sexual harassment in the streets, which is soon coming up for a vote in the Chilean congress.

That person happens to be a columnist, Bob Kravitz of The Indianapolis Star, who has been writing all season that the Colts need to start over if they are able to draft Andrew Luck.