Sentence examples for draft yourself from inspiring English sources
John Anderson, an executive vice president at OneMain, had said that "if you want something done, you sometimes have to write the first draft yourself," though "it is unusual for legislation we propose to be enacted verbatim".
"Because many state legislators don't have sufficient legislative staffs or staff members with subject-matter expertise, if you want something done, you sometimes have to write the first draft yourself," said John Anderson, an executive vice president at Springleaf.
At some point in the final 400 meters you begin your kick, using all the energy you saved in the draft to sling yourself around the chairs ahead of you and embark in an all-out sprint to the finish.
At the very least, if you want to try and draft it by yourself, I'm sure there are lawyers who will look at it and help you execute it for a modest sum.
After writing the first draft, proof it yourself, then review it with your team.
Other states allow you to draft these documents yourself, or even purchase them online for a much lower fee than an attorney would charge.
At one week you'll start carrying a little notebook around, writing down things to binge-Google and people to e-mail as soon as you're back (you'll draft Instagram selfies of yourself, your face a desperate approximation of peace ["Love being disconnected!"] and upload it the second the taps are turned back on).
Read your first draft out loud to yourself at least five times.
Read your edited draft out loud to yourself and anything that causes a hesitation should be corrected.
Toledo's career thus far is a modern, indoorsy version of what it means to be young, testing your limits and pursuing ambitions in public, leaving the rough-draft version of yourself available for all to see.
Finding yourself drafted by the New York Giants the day after picking up a football for the first time was how Steven Pasquale described his one-night cabaret debut at Feinstein's at Loews Regency on Sunday evening.
