Sentence examples for drafted on to from inspiring English sources
As director of the National Theatre he has found himself drafted on to prestigious committees and in quite august company.
Hundreds of extra police were drafted on to the streets to step up security and to reassure the public.
Newcastle fly-half Dave Walder, meanwhile, has been drafted on to the bench as cover for Goode.
Riot police have been drafted on to jam-packed platforms at Paris stations to control crowds of enraged commuters.
Petra the dog was an emergency stand-in drafted on to the show because the original animal died two days after its first, and only, appearance.
Skipp was drafted on to the Spurs' bench at Wembley against Barcelona and the subsequent trip to Cardiff even though his only official senior action came in a couple of starts in the Checkatrade Trophy.
Today's building regulations were drafted on a purely engineering basis, to ensure all rooms have enough air and light and the streets are wide enough for cars.
First, to the great joy I am sure of Steve Jobs, it is the first national constitution to be drafted on an Apple iPad.
Students learn from corrected written work and record the next draft on to an app of their choice, such as Tellagami and Puppet Pals (both of which also offer animations) or simply on Voice Record.
And then, in an arrangement both she and her daughter seemed to understand and embrace, Wilder would pass these drafts on to Lane, who would tear into them, editing, adding and deleting.
It is not even clear whether the inquiry solicitor sent the Williams draft on to the BBC but Andrew Gilligan, who was separately represented has told me that he did not see it.
