Sentence examples for draft series from inspiring English sources

In the first segment of the Scouting the Draft series, I profiled Penn State defensive tackle Devon Still.

Her personal essays have appeared in Gulf Coast, Waxwing, The Arroyo Literary Review, O, The Oprah Magazine, Berfrois, Canteen, The New York Times "Draft" series, and elsewhere.

Bloodless Nouns If you missed it, it's worth reading this essay on the perils of "zombie nouns," part of our Opinion section's "Draft" series about writing.

In Jhumpa Lahiri's recent piece from the Times's "Draft" series "My Life's Sentences," she described how sentences haunt her – their beauty, their energy, which seem almost supernatural once they leave her subconscious and come alive on the page.

In the second installment of Tradesports Insider's NFL Draft Series, you will be able to decide for yourself if it's just as difficult to predict how college talent translates to NFL talent as it is to accurately predict the NFL draft results.

Contemporary Craft (moving to Lawrenceville next year) offers a wide range of classes every week, including upcoming workshops on rod puppetry, hand-painted clay tiles and papermaking from hops (part of the Crafts & Drafts series, which includes two drinks).

In the aftermath of the Uprising, the Tunisian associations abroad launched a large gathering (Assises de l'immigration tunisienne) and drafted series of claims in a Cahier de doléances.

The Writings by Others series has some overlap with the Correspondence and Working Drafts series, but for the most part the former includes only the article from Roth's fellow economists, without the collaborative or feedback aspect present in the latter series.

The second installment of our draft debate series pits a high-risk receiver against a productive offensive lineman.

"The idea that somehow the name alone is the answer is foolishness," said Neil V. Getnick, a lawyer in New York who has helped draft a series of guidelines for independent investigators.

In 1897, the documents show, he commissioned a young lieutenant, Eberhard von Mantey, to draft a series of attacks to force a treaty giving Berlin free rein in both the Atlantic and the Pacific.