Sentence examples for drafts about from inspiring English sources

A state-of-the-art replacement purrs on my desktop, which has been cleared of piles of drafts about the Algonquin and the Iroquois and nearly all the stacks of computer games.

By August 1985, Thatcher was clearly frustrated, puncturing one of Armstrong's drafts about changes to military deployments with the putdown: "Shouldn't dream of putting my name to such terrible English".

In 2005, it was estimated that there were just under 6,500 Italian Heavy Drafts, about half of which were mares.

We physically test and evaluate around 20,000 - out of which we draft about 8,000.

The first draft of a long piece on California geology took two gloomy years; the second, third, and fourth drafts took about six months altogether.

With each draft, about 25percentt of the armed forces' personnel is replaced.

"Something came out the day of the draft about his knee," Walsh said.

For over an hour, the two talk about seasons and places, about books, about the war and the draft, about money, about sex, about love and death.

On that note, let's scrap your idea from an earlier draft about introducing a baby to the plot.

The resultant Essai sur le goût (Essay on Taste), first drafted about 25 years earlier, was his last work.

"So much is made prior to the draft about where you're chosen and how the more money you're paid initially, the more opportunities you'll have.