Sentence examples for decided to draft from inspiring English sources

They decided to draft players with high value as opposed to players who fit a certain need.

Fed up with those popular images of the female secret agent, Ms. Wilson decided to draft her own.

He decided to draft lists of endangered species, known as the Red Data books, for a body called the International Union for the Conservation of Nature.

They do look like the kind of thing a six-year-old would dream up, so, with the school holidays nearing their end, I decided to draft in some children and see what they could create.

Mr. Bronzan had already decided to draft Mr. Bustamante, but when they went to lunch, Mr. Bustamante was blindsided by the suggestion and took several days before agreeing to run, Mr. Bronzan said.

Last year the arbitrator, a retired California state judge named Alexander H. Williams III, decided to draft a settlement without him, ruling that since Mr. Sciacca had not participated in the negotiations, he had "no ownership or financial interest in the collection".

After analyzing the man's psychology, the author decides to draft Jones.

Levy, who led the Bills to four straight Super Bowls, said his criteria before deciding to draft Sam would be pretty simple.

If you decide to draft a trust, be sure to work with a qualified estate planning lawyer.

But when the government decided to start drafting Japanese-Americans in January 1944, scores of internees saw it as the last straw.

They decided to begin drafting recommendations for a plan to aid Japan in collecting ecological samples and testing current models of radiation's effects on ecosystems.