Sentence examples for draft a book from inspiring English sources

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

"Only poets can read like that," he recalls thinking, in an introduction to "First Draft," a book of poems Miss Turbina wrote between the ages of 5 and 8.

While he was at the Brookings Institution in 1991, Mr. Dion helped draft a book that was to be called "The Collapse of Canada," until he insisted that a question mark be added.

I started drafting a book proposal, which took four years to write.

So, with Martin Hellwig, she began drafting a book for a general audience, The Bankers' New Clothes: What's Wrong with Banking and What To Do About It.

Minutes, reports, correspondence, memoranda, membership lists, conference proceedings, articles, drafts, a book manuscript, newsletters, bulletins, newspaper clippings, other printed materials, and audiotapes.

Carlson wrote a series of articles about crime, and drafted a book called "People vs. Crime: How Citizens Can Restore Order to America's Streets," only to cancel the book deal and refund the publisher's advance when he realized that he was not actually sure how to restore order to America's streets.

Each student was responsible for drafting a book chapter.

In the fall of 1922, his writing and speech already significantly impaired, Rosenzweig began drafting a book of translations of poems written by the medieval Jewish poet and thinker, Judah HaLevi.

During his career break he created several series of drawings, and drafted a book containing a mix of autobiographical material and what he termed "mad stuff", all of which would be published posthumously.

They began meeting regularly for coffee, brought along their computers and were soon on their way to drafting a book — a kind of philosophical roadmap to essential beliefs for nonbelievers.