The word "drafts" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to any kind of draft, such as a draft of a document, a draft of a letter, or a draft of a plan. For example: "I am in the process of writing several drafts of my book before I submit it for publication."
Currently they're in 18th, level on points but behind Chivas USA due to Chivas having more wins, but even the traditional off season reward for sucking, the allocation money, high ranking in all the various drafts that take place in MLS can't be properly enjoyed as we'll all have to watch Vancouver using TFC's first SuperDraft pick, a legacy from that ill fated Eric Hassli trade back in 2012.
It seemed too good to be true, but over the next sixth months or so, we occasionally spoke, and he delivered a tantalising couple of drafts.
Not all of his early drafts looked the same, but the Earth's inner core glowed at the centre of each," commentary from Google on the artwork said.
In drafts also obtained by the Guardian, the UK successfully proposed that "indigenous resources" – code for shale gas and coal – be recognised as key drivers of energy security, instead of renewables.
The drafts, some of which have been taped back together, show she intended to warn that the country was facing nothing less than "an insurrection" and that "our country is not to be torn apart by an extension of the calculated chaos planned for the mining industry by a handful of trained Marxists and their fellow travellers".
Milius wrote the first drafts of the screenplay; former war correspondent Michael Herr later added narration.
Forgive me if I echo the loud groan of an occasional attender at meetings of the Inklings, the Oxford literary group where Tolkien would read his early drafts: "Oh no, not another fucking elf".
PSC, DGE, CFSP, EUMS, CIVCOM – an endless stream of acronyms, drafts and position papers feeds the inner circle of the Brussels security apparatus.
She will do "eight or nine drafts" per script.
From this point on our sessions we will be focussed more on a work-shop discussion of drafts produced by writers in the group, but the exploration of the genre will continue through further course visits and by drawing on some agreed examples of contemporary work in biography.
Several improved drafts down the line, and still full of proposals that range from utterly brilliant to happy-ever-after, it is not just this that deters me from voting Green.
