Sentence examples for draft one of from inspiring English sources

Tony Perkins, the head of the Family Research Council, one of the most prominent groups that opposes gay rights, took credit for the platform's language on marriage and called the draft "one of the most conservative platforms the GOP has ever produced".

Consider the library's copy of the Jefferson draft, one of four known to exist.

Indeed, in an earlier draft, one of the tramps (which one isn't clear) was called Levy, an unmistakably Jewish surname.

"We have made a decision to draft one of the two top defensive players," Policy said of Brown and Arrington.

And if you draft one of the high school kids and he doesn't develop, you look even more foolish".

Before the draft, one of the criticisms of Joseph was that he was positioned too high at the University of Miami.

Yet several former players and coaches think that N.F.L. teams in need of a quarterback ought to consider signing Sanchez instead of drafting one of those enticing collegians.

Unlike the common-law judges who formed the law by deciding cases, Bacon expressed his greatness in writing brilliant juristic treatises and, as Lord Chancellor, drafting one of the first modern rule systems, the Ordinances in Chancery (1617-1620).

In 2001, the year the law was drafted, one of the first of a string of revisionist studies argued that the nation's schools were losing more students than previously thought.

The movie studio would not be drafting one of its top filmmakers and sinking millions into "Tales of the Black Freighter" if it did not see a direct benefit for itself.

"Campaign finance reform has come to our attention over and over again as we're out in the community," said D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine, who drafted one of the bills that will be up for debate Monday at a hearing held by the council's judiciary committee.