Sentence examples for draft like from inspiring English sources

Darius Miles spent the anxious hours before tonight's National Basketball Association draft like most teenagers.

Probably because it would have taken the draft, like the guillotine, to concentrate the mind.

The first draft, like every subsequent one, said the Benghazi attacks were spontaneously inspired by protests in Cairo.

Observe, in the new hanging, how the later, similarly aggressive — though dashingly urbane — majesty of Manet seems to draft, like a race car, in Courbet's slipstream.

Wouldn't that be as vital a use of young, able-bodied adults as reviving the draft, like some in Congress have suggested?

After 23 games, McDaniels finally realized that alienating his best players and treating the draft like an impulse shopping splurge might have a detrimental effect on the team's success.

2nd draft – Likes and dislikes, molding the final design.

In 2010, the foundation released a typeset edition of "Zettel's Traum," removing the bar to entry for those who balked at the draft-like feel of the photo-offset.

The other draft-like lists I like to Google are those of the journalists nominated for the annual Livingston Awards, a prize given by the University of Michigan to writers under the age of thirty-five.

This original type was heavier and more draft-like than the breed of today.

During World War II, breeders focused on horses that were shorter and more draft-like, favored by the military for use as packhorses.