Sentence examples for draft far from inspiring English sources

In August 1998, director Rob Bowman was attached to the project, with Protosevich hired to write a third all-new draft, far more action-oriented than his previous versions, but the director (who reportedly wished for Nicolas Cage to play the lead) moved on to direct Reign of Fire and the project did not get off the ground.

"Where do I put them?" But Dr. Novello said she was determined to revamp the system, saying that she had begun personally making unannounced visits to adult homes, and had convened a high-level group of state officials, advocates and others to draft far-reaching reform proposals.

While each of those pitchers has had his moments, in your basic roto league, they would be drafted far later or auctioned for far fewer auction dollars than Kimbrel and his peers among the elite closers.

He is a rare recent Terp who has made a considerable impact in the pros, even if he went drafted far later than he should have.

It takes about three months full-time to write a decent first draft - far longer if you want to tackle subjects beyond "me and my mates".

The baseball draft is far from an exact science.

I've written about 60,000 words of the draft so far.

This draft, as far as the supporters of Morsi are concerned, must go through.

He still may be among the top quarterbacks picked in the draft, though far from No. 1.

Because of the military draft and far larger number of US troops involved, Vietnam polarised the country.

Turkey's government, too, is unimpressed: a spokesman described the lastest draft as "far from meeting the expectations of the Turkish side".