And then when you're an under-17 you can start doing the 400m hurdles, so I sort of got drafted into doing it for the team and found myself really enjoying it.
He said it was possible for a sixth-string tailback to stay at U.S.C., not start a game and still be drafted into the N.F.L. "It's hard to leave me, man," McNair said.
Since being drafted into service in 1971, it has racked up a record 45 accidents, with 393 deaths.
The Institute's development was interrupted by the coming war, as most researchers were drafted into the French Army, and it fully resumed its activities in 1919.
BERLIN — Germany's Justice Ministry took a firm step on Wednesday toward safeguarding the right of parents to circumcise their male children, distributing its proposal to state officials and other experts to be debated before it is drafted into law.
Another senator, William H. Seward, may be resting on the shoulders of a giant; his relatively small head sits atop what was supposedly a sculpture of Lincoln, which, legend has it, was drafted into a supporting role when fund-raising for Seward's monument fell short.
His praise of reason is something to celebrate in a society where rationality is seldom drafted into service where we need it most: politics, the world of business and many other areas of life.
"My thesis was supposed to be a play, but I never wrote it; I was drafted into the army".
