Sentence examples for draft onto from inspiring English sources

By the time I'm in the homestretch, I'm DYING to load the rough draft onto my Kindle or print it out and read the whole thing, to see if it's even hanging together -- but I don't let myself.

Type (or retype) your rough draft onto a word processor, including any revisions made, of course.

When you believe the article has met standards, copy-paste the draft onto Wikipedia, or if it is in your user space, simply move it there.

Even fewer were drafted onto teams.

MacDonald, the academic, had been drafted onto the panel.

Two years later, he was drafted onto the national team, which then qualified for the 2010 World Cup.

One was accepted on a trial basis, while six were drafted onto three of the league's teams: the Elm City Bone Crushers, the Iron Angels and the WidowMakers.

Thousands of extra police officers have been drafted onto foot patrols and the government is seeking to change laws that hamper its ability to pursue terrorists.

Hundreds of extra police were drafted onto the streets of London to step up security in the wake of the events, but also to reassure the public.

"We have had a relationship with the Tories for the past 32 years so it seems natural to be drafted onto the team," said Kershaw.

He was invited to a meeting with Brodhead and drafted onto campus culture committees, and was one of the more forceful voices at the feverish Academic Council meeting in late March.