Sentence examples for drafting into from inspiring English sources

He even used his drafting into the army to further his craft.

The result was a mobilization of the garrison of Paris and the drafting into the city of ten additional regiments of infantry and two of cavalry.

Various suggestions about possible language were made that the Moroccans were drafting into a new text to be discussed on Thursday.

He comfortably outshone Graeme Swann, the England off-spinner, whose drafting into the side brought more benefits from his unbeaten 29 with the bat.

Conversely, during an exposed section at a recent road half marathon, I asked two nearby runners if they wanted to share the responsibility of drafting into a strong wind: a scowl and one-word refusal suggested teamwork was something alien to both of them.

The juxtaposition was patently absurd, and yet the SNP's then vice-president, Paul Henderson Scott, seemed to have no problem drafting into his party's cause a figure about whom, apart from his military campaign of 1297 98 and the ghastly details of his public execution by the English in 1305, virtually nothing is known.

"I was drafted into this.

Jordan was drafted into his role.

Legislators were drafted into the fray.

He was not easily drafted into movements".

"We've had guys drafted into the N.F.L.," he says.