Sentence examples similar to could I draft from inspiring English sources

Chan spends her days drafting environmental and natural resource legislation as a lawyer for the United States Senate, and she told one interviewer this year that writing long, complicated bills helped persuade her to tackle a book: "I figured that if I could draft or edit hundreds of pages of text within a few weeks, I could certainly complete a novel during my own time".

I figured if I could just hear people talk about their divine journey, their transformations, that I could draft off of those and it would somehow heal me.

Re "Not-for-Profit Credit Counselors Are Targets of an I.R.S. Inquiry" (front page, Oct. 14): After helping an elderly friend with credit card debt, I could draft the Internal Revenue Service case against credit counseling services myself.

"I was thinking I could have been drafted higher and that I'm going to show everybody who I am," he said.

But I was at an age that the Syrian army could draft me, they could draft anyone who was able to fight.

"It could interpret some of them, it could look at whether I've ever corresponded with these people, it could determine the semantic context, it could draft three possible replies.

British officials could help draft the law, she suggested.

But there are times she could easily draft the old wooden bar right into action again.

At first he could only draft a book that lionized his father.

The Giants could also draft a quarterback, or sign a veteran free agent.

"And, of course, there's nothing that says Unity08 couldn't draft him".