Sentence examples for drafted to do from inspiring English sources

Of course, Robertson was drafted to do more than take up space.

Mrs. Lincoln said her bill was drafted to do just that.

Doing exactly what you were drafted to do can generate not only praise, but also the revelation that your coach has little idea whom his team drafted.

Their union said the civilian investigators the department had drafted to do the interviews were inappropriate since those investigators, known as shoeflies, were like police internal affairs officers who normally question firefighters on disciplinary matters.

He was booked to do Tuesday night's semi-final call – until Australia went through to that game and the Melbourne-based ABC broadcaster Frances Leach was drafted to do the radio commentary as well as appear on the TV coverage.

The moral is that not all equivalence relations can be drafted to do the job of identity, even given a limited ideology.

He might feel that he can use his in depth knowledge of the 200 or so eligible players (around 60 were invited to the Combine) to pick up someone the others miss, but he might not want to chance waiting till the Supplemental draft to do so.

I personally think hypochondriacs should be drafted in to do these assessments.

"The most extreme scenario includes the Governor-General, Quentin Bryce, being forced to fly out of the country to protect the integrity of her office and NSW Governor Marie Bashir being drafted in to do her job".

Three-and-a-half thousand army troops had to be drafted in to do the job the government paid G4S to do.

It was also indefinable: Some nu metal bands didn't have rapping; others didn't have superfluous DJs drafted in to do three seconds of scratching at the beginning of every song.