Sentence examples similar to drafted to communicate from inspiring English sources

She should be drafting press releases and taping videos to communicate her story and featuring her unique gifts.

The programme included a contact link to communicate with the team responsible for drafting the CDSS.

Because the writers found it difficult to communicate Dean's feelings, early drafts of the script included a number of internal monologues.

Yes, they used pseudonyms and a "dropbox" for drafts of emails without sending them, which might seem like a sly way to communicate.

You have to communicate.

"It allows people to communicate.

Many crocodiles vocalize to communicate.

You have to communicate smoothly.

But you have to communicate.

You need to communicate — often.

TWITTER Twitter likes to communicate.