Sentence examples for drafting a message from inspiring English sources

Mr. Crabtree and Ms. Sheldon had already spent hours drafting a message.

She began drafting a message — Thank you for the nice time but I'm not interested in a relationship right now — but she kept hedging and apologizing, attempting to close loopholes that she imagined him trying to slip through ("It's O.K., I'm not interested in a relationship either, something casual is fine! "), so that the message got longer and longer and even more impossible to send.

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It will begin with being added to a Facebook group chat, non-consensually, and end in you drafting a message about being really sorry, but you don't think you can make Vietnamese followed by cocktails followed by bowling because you have a "family dinner thing" that you "can't miss".

For a time Lincoln considered vetoing the act, even going so far as to draft a message to that end.

In 1983 senior civil servants drafted a message they envisaged the monarch might have to deliver to the nation on the eve of all-out nuclear war with Russia.

When the propagandist does get their attention by putting his message into the few media they heed, he may discover that, to hold their attention, he must draft a message that does not depart very far from what they already want to believe.

I recently drafted a message to a client's loved one, who was battling an illness.

The youth engaged in role playing and drafted a message that they believe young people will relate to.

That evening, a small Congressional committee, headed by Hamilton, met in secret to draft a message to the Pennsylvania Council, asking them to protect Congress from the mutineers.

Therefore, draft a message so that you can edit as many times as you want.