Sentence examples for draft war from inspiring English sources

Parcells never allowed an ESPN camera into the Jets' draft war room, but it has been a staple at the Cowboys' camp because that's the way the owner Jerry Jones likes it.

After more than six months of virtually ignoring the fact that the war against Isis was illegal by almost anyone's standards – given Congress's cowardly refusal vote on it and the White House's refusal to ask them first – the Obama administration has finally submitted a draft war authorization against Isis to Congress.

Will there be any trades concocted in the various draft war rooms?

Immediately after the draft, and as early as the 6th round, the draft war rooms will morph into a boiler room operation where speedy sales pitches will be slung to agents for the services of their undrafted clients.

Some Giant draft war-room personnel had wanted to select Korey Stringer and others had an interest in Rashaan Salaam when the Giants' selection came.

There was Brooks on a recent edition of the PBS NewsHour, his angst spilling out across the airwaves like fog from a nightmare: "I wish we had gray men in suits," he told Judy Woodruff, conjuring in some nostalgia-minded the courtly cabal of well-heeled businessmen who drafted war hero Dwight D. Eisenhower to run for president as a Republican.

Also, to get the full draft of war he had missed in the Persian Gulf.

Draft rooms, war rooms, press conferences where nobody says anything of substance (much less what they really think); it's all of a piece.

When delegates from 131 nations met in Rome to establish the court in 1998, their original draft placed war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide under its jurisdiction.

"Had there been a draft, the war in Iraq might never have been fought -- or would have produced the civil protests of the Viet Nam War era," columnist Richard Cohen writes.

Without a draft, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have been fought by less than one per cent of the population.