Sentence examples for choice to draft from inspiring English sources

In 1979, three or four dozen fans in a corner of the Starlight Roof of the Waldorf-Astoria erupted in boos when the Giants used their first-round choice to draft Phil Simms, an unheralded quarterback from little Morehead State.

And now that the Giants have used their early first-round choice to draft Lawrence Taylor this year, Walter Payton would prove to be worth the price in players and future draft choices if he turned the Giants into an instant contender as a running back, as Earl Campbell has done for the Oilers.

Some nights, when my son wakes up and stays up and we have no choice but to draft in iPlayer as a third parent, it feels like I have.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). said Thursday that if his party fails to muster 50 votes for its plan to rewrite the Affordable Care Act, it will have no choice but to draft a more modest bill with Democrats to support the law's existing insurance markets.

Stephen Harold will be favourite to replace Toner in midfield with Gary McCooey and Finian Moriarty among the contenders to slot into the defence and Tony Kernan the obvious choice to be drafted in place of injury Rafferty.

Aaron Kernan looks an obvious choice to be drafted into the Armagh defence to replace one of the suspended backs although the Crossmaglen man has been pushing hard for a starting role anyway.

We are definitely going to have some choices when it comes to draft day".

In theory at least, May has three broad choices, as she scrambles to draft a conference speech that could rally her party behind her.

New England used its two choices gained from Seattle to draft Chris Singleton, an Arizona linebacker, at No. 8, and Ray Agnew, a North Carolina State defensive end, at No. 10. Green Bay was only other team with two first-round picks and used them to take Tony Bennett, a Mississippi linebacker at No. 18, and Darrell Thompson, a Minnesota running back, at No. 19.

"We were talking about draft and distractions and it was when the Oprah Winfrey show was talking about doing a reality show on Michael Sam and that's when the discussion came out about distractions as related to draft choices...

In 1960 the Royals acquired the University of Cincinnati's star guard Oscar Robertson as a territorial pick (from 1947 to 1965 the NBA allowed teams to forfeit their first-round draft choice to select, prior to the regular draft, a college player from the immediate area).