Sentence examples for draft whose from inspiring English sources
Urlacher, the ninth overall pick in the 2000 draft, whose skills and intensity drew comparisons to great Bears linebackers of the past, was replaced in the starting lineup by Rosevelt Colvin after Tuesday's practice.
Two pro athletes hold seats in Congress: Representative Jon Runyan, Republican of New Jersey, who was an offensive lineman for 14 years in the N.F.L., mostly with the Philadelphia Eagles, and Representative Heath Shuler, Democrat of North Carolina, the third overall pick in the 1994 draft, whose forgettable career as a quarterback started with the Redskins.
Register, a right-handed reliever who in four professional seasons has never pitched above Class AA, joined the Mets in December by way of the Rule 5 draft, whose rules stipulate that he must begin and end the season on the Mets' 25-man roster or be offered back to the Rockies for $25,000, half his cost, before he can pitch in the minor leagues this season.
Woo went into filming The Killer with a rough draft whose plot was influenced by the films Le Samouraï, Mean Streets, and Narazumono.
Ryan reiterated Monday that he told the former Jets coach Eric Mangini not to draft Gholston, whose combine workout Ryan considered "phony".
After escaping the draft, Trump, whose father was a wealthy real-estate developer, got to work becoming a wealthier business developer.
Others, like Darko Milicic of Serbia, Nikoloz Tskitishvili of Georgia and Yaroslav Korolev of Russia, were first-round draft picks whose N.B.A. careers fell far below expectations.
Smart use of their resulting high draft choices, whose salaries are kept relatively low by a pay scale, did not take long to produce benefits.
Not a No. 1 draft pick whose bags have been carried to and from the team charter plane since he was 22.
At the Arena, he is remembered as a troubled high draft pick whose addictions forced his banishment to Utah for a clumsy 7-footer named Rich Kelley.
But Moss is essentially a redshirt rookie, a former first-round draft pick whose first season was aborted by injury, making his prospects hard to gauge.
