Sentence examples for draft and offered from inspiring English sources

Monfried didn't look at the other pages of Dickey's manuscript, but gave him encouragement, set some deadlines for another draft, and offered up some of "Lucia's Laws," which include "Talking is killing," "Think visually," "You can do anything you want in a picture book, but you can't just do it once," "Children don't like description," "Keep it moving," and "The kid always solves the problem".

In 1952, the Detroit Lions picked him in the fourth round of the NFL draft and offered him an annual salary of $5,000.

Three physicians with expertise in pediatric critical care and anesthesia pilot tested the draft and offered comments on content and organization leading to only minor changes in the instrument.

Draft Kit also links to fantasy rosters that are hosted on Yahoo, CBSSports.com and ESPN.com, and offers a recommendation engine that rates players in the draft and offers a trade analyzer.

The resolution, drafted and offered for a formal vote by France, has widespread support among Mali's neighbors and other African states and was expected to gain unanimous approval by the 15-member Security Council.

Karina Boege read previous drafts and offered suggestions to improve the manuscript.

He is co-chair of the Cross-Brookings Initiative on Energy and Climate at the Brookings Institution and an unpaid adviser for the WEF ETI team, where he reads and comments on drafts and offers advice on strategy.

While all this information will be churned into bite-sized nuggets after each selection in the draft, it's also essential for the weeks of pre-draft content, especially his prospect rankings and his mock drafts — the scorecards that are treated like gold by networks and like junk food for draft enthusiasts, and offer a projection of which players will go to which teams on draft night.

Members of the Executive Board welcomed the presentation of the draft strategic plan, and offered a number of comments for consideration by UNICEF in drafting the final plan.

Lawyers once on the taxpayers' payroll testified that they had helped draft his contracts and offered legal advice to his consulting clients.

At the back of this play was a coterie of progressive Virginia activists and bloggers who rolled out the first "Draft James Webb" website and offered fulsome encouragement from perches like the state's widely read Raising Kaine blog.