The phrase "draft box" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated area or container for holding drafts or preliminary versions of documents.
Example: "Please place your initial ideas in the draft box for review before finalizing the report."
Alternatives: "draft folder" or "draft container".
Click on the drafting box in the Control Toolbox and close the Toolbox.
The title of the article, in the "existing drafts" box, will be bold~faced when in the draft (when you've hit "edit" in the existing drafts box; if the title in the existing drafts box is not bold, you are editing the article. If you go into "My Drafts" and click on a title (instead of "edit"), you will be editing the article, and not your draft!
If you are unsure if your last draft published, just enter "edit" on your last draft (title in "existing drafts" box turns to bold~face), and click "Show changes", at the bottom.
So in the strange months after his death, it became clear that the main question facing me as executor was what to do with his vast archive: the many hundreds of notebooks, draft manuscripts, box-files, cassettes and journals in which he had recorded his life.
Rage, it transpired, was King's first novel – or, at least, the earliest he started writing, beginning it in high school in 1966 and finishing it four years later after rediscovering a draft in a box.
It could be argued that the Liberty was about a decade late in getting someone like her and other recognizable locals and that the league made a costly tactical mistake in not doing some social engineering — the N.B.A. of the 1950s and 1960s called it a territorial draft — to ensure box office appeal in the markets it deemed most crucial to its success.
We talked mostly about Nation of Islam doctrine, with some questions about the military draft, Folley, and boxing in general thrown in.
To play Mama Rose, producers have drafted a surefire box office draw who nonetheless may surprise some "Gypsy" aficionados: Bernadette Peters.
After Dr Seuss died in 1991, his widow, Audrey Geisel, gathered a collection of sketches and drafts into a box and forgot about them.
After Seuss died in 1991, it was gathered along with other drafts into a box by his widow Audrey Geisel, and put aside until 2013 when the full text and illustrations were found again by Geisel and her assistant.
