Sentence examples for drafting became from inspiring English sources

Without the left communists to oppose its adoption, Rocker's thoroughly anarchist "Prinzipienerklärung des Syndikalismus" ("Declaration of Syndicalist Principles"), which the Business Commission had charged him with drafting, became the FAUD's platform without much controversy.

After unification, the state's commitment to the draft became increasingly symbolic.

The draft became a casualty of its own unpopularity during the Vietnam War.

"For a while, the draft became less important than stockpiling your salary-cap money and grabbing the big talent.

His draft became a starting point for changes that included charter schools, as well as more accountability.

When the Mets placed Tim Byrdak on the disabled list Friday, Edgin, the 902nd selection in the 2010 draft, became the solitary left-handed specialist in their bullpen.

Kupferberg remained a poet, too, and his collaboration with Robert Bashlow, 1001 Ways to Beat the Draft, became his most famous work.

One Congressional candidate commented to me that if the draft became a real issue now, it would blow the presidential election wide open.

Rand's magnum opus, "Atlas Shrugged" — Branden and others read portions of the drafts — became a best seller when it was published in 1957.

Once, when the teenage Fauré left unfinished a setting of the "Tantum Ergo", Fauré's draft became nothing less than the main theme in the first movement of Saint-Saëns Saint-Saënsano Concerto.

But the next four seasons fell apart as quickly as Clippers players were hurt, until the team hit the jackpot when the No. 1 pick over all in the 2010 draft became Blake Griffin.