Sentence examples for drafted with a from inspiring English sources
This review is being drafted with a German fountain pen of 1960s design – but does it matter?
The Charter was drafted with a spirit that calls individuals and institutions to help create the foundations for a common future.
Government sources say fourteen Liberals have expressed strong objections internally to the proposal as originally drafted, with a further eight or nine also expressing reservations.
Congressional supporters may try to attach a measure — drafted with a unique and highly controversial restriction on the FDA — to the agency's must-pass funding bill this year.
Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin missed the season after he was drafted with a broken left patella but played the next 2½ seasons before he had string of 197 straight games snapped last month because of a hamstring strain.
Some of these proposals, including tax harmonisation, are going nowhere; for others, Mr Monti declares that new laws are being drafted "with a lighter touch than before".The two biggest outstanding problems are public procurement and state aid.
Instead the briefings would be drafted with an eye on likely future publication and would be more likely to be excessively detailed - the Cabinet Office used the description 'verbose'".
But as a landscape architect, I still draft with a sharpened pencil on vellum, a cloth drafting paper.
In road racing, cyclists who are part of a group can save up to 40percentt in energy expenditures over a cyclist who is not drafting with a group.
Drafting with a rigid plan tends to be a bad idea.
