Sentence examples for drafted like from inspiring English sources

In Israel, which gave the world a very special woman leader in Golda Meir, and where young women are drafted like their male counterparts, and women played a significant role in the success of early Zionist settlements, the rise of the ultra-Orthodox is posing a huge challenge at the very core of society.

But instead of getting drafted like every other able-bodied male, his high school scores gave him the chance to take a special exam for war-time military engineers.

Until they do, it feels like Kupchak drafted like the blackjack player whose gut tells him to hit on 16.

Much of the focus of the attention has, rightly, been on the first few players drafted like Dansby Swanson who was chosen first in the country by the Arizona Diamondbacks.

I never met anyone my age that was interested in the war or thought that it was important to America, and the friends that had been drafted like Butch came back bitter and cynical about the waste.

(VI, B) Diabetics must actively participate in the care plan, which is drafted like a personalised therapeutic alliance between the patients, his/her family and diabetes team members.

Observe, in the new hanging, how the later, similarly aggressive — though dashingly urbane — majesty of Manet seems to draft, like a race car, in Courbet's slipstream.

The bill Mr. Dorgan and his colleagues are drafting, like the one enacted last year, says that imported drugs must comply with all the safety and labeling requirements that apply to drugs made and distributed in the United States.

The other draft-like lists I like to Google are those of the journalists nominated for the annual Livingston Awards, a prize given by the University of Michigan to writers under the age of thirty-five.

In 2010, the foundation released a typeset edition of "Zettel's Traum," removing the bar to entry for those who balked at the draft-like feel of the photo-offset.

This original type was heavier and more draft-like than the breed of today.