Sentence examples for draft meant from inspiring English sources

While Rothman said that ESPN was using fewer announcers and analysts than in the past, Weinberger said that the advent of the evening draft meant "everything gets bigger" at the NFL Network.

It was the National Basketball Association's off-season, but Ewing never believed his selection as the No. 1 pick in the 1985 draft meant he was a finished product.

A major problem of the reconstruction was that the ship's increased draft meant that their waterline armor belt was almost completely submerged with any significant load.

A major problem of the reconstruction was that the ships' increased draft meant that their waterline armor belt was almost completely submerged with any significant load.

Her deep draft meant that she could not operate off shallow Confederate ports and she was relegated to harbor defense at Hampton Roads, Virginia for the duration of the war.

Rochambeaus shallow draft meant that she and the armored corvette were ordered to search the mouth of the Jade Estuary on 26 September for Prussian ships, but they found nothing.

"Of all the major sports, the draft means the most in football".

Resisting producing a draft means not producing anything at all ("Perfection is terrible … it tamps the womb", wrote Plath).