Sentence examples for drafted much from inspiring English sources

Though Smoker was productive in college, other quarterbacks were drafted much higher.

He drafted much of the noble language of the Declaration of Independence.

Commons drafted much of the reform legislation that made Wisconsin an example for other states.

Juncker drafted much of it, brokering deals and bridging what appeared to be irreconcilable differences between Helmut Kohl and François Mitterrand, between the German and French finance and central bank mandarins.

Scouts say that despite his lack of playing experience, Capel could have been drafted much higher than the seventh round if he had not failed the scouting combine drug test for marijuana in February.

His decision to leave early has been heavily questioned after he was drafted much lower than expected and has languished on the Los Angeles Clippers' bench while his old college team prepares for the N.C.A.A. tournament.

Clearly, they aren't drafting much of the undeniable talent that comes out of the Sunshine State, and that is Clue No1.

Robert Holifield, a top aide to Mrs. Lincoln who helped to draft much of the derivatives proposal, said the bill was "exactly what it would be if she didn't have a primary".

We strongly supported press criticism of their involvement, some years ago, in extraordinary rendition.The ISC also highlighted abuses in the past treatment of detainees and helped draft much tougher new rules that the agencies now work under.

Riding the wave, and after taking a trip or two to Iowa, where he was well received, Rubio proceeded to capitalize on his growing popularity and renown by taking the lead as one of the Gang of 8 senators to finally draft much needed immigration reform.

Upbeat new HIV prevention findings presented last week at an international AIDS conference held in Rome have complicated attempts by the World Health Organization (WHO) to draft much-anticipated guidelines for heterosexual couples in which one partner is infected.