Sentence examples for drafts between from inspiring English sources

The book went through several drafts between 1951 and 1957, when Viking Press finally published it.

In the 30 drafts between 1977 and 2006, only 12 players picked in that spot reached the majors.

Once that's connected, however, the app automatically and intelligently syncs drafts between devices so you could, for instance, start an email on mobile during your commute and finish it from your desktop when you get to your desk.

Along with my boss, my transatlantic co-author and I spent a very long and exhausting time trafficking half-written drafts between us in what seemed like an eternal triangle.

During the four drafts between 2010 and 2013, Kiper has correctly projected 28 out of 128 total picks in the First Round.

Q: What's the one thing you don't want the world to know about Bedbugs!!!? FRED: Maybe you should ask that question to the bedbugs... PAUL: I'm just glad nobody has ever seen some of our script drafts between the NYMF production and the 2012 showcase.

NONTRADITIONAL POWERHOUSES Only one Stanford player, running back Toby Gerhart, was selected in the first two rounds of the draft between 2004 and 2011.

Elements of this agenda are also on display (or rather, in hiding) in the secret Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, a treaty being drafted between a member's club of rich nations.

The transition would end with a national election of a new government chosen by the general public at the end of 2005, based on rules set out in a constitution to be drafted between now and then.

For instance, the 2016 Humanitarian Response Plan was drafted between the UN in Damascus and the Syrian government, without input from NGOs that deliver cross-border aid to areas of the country the UN can't reach.

Of the 26.8 million men who were eligible for the draft between 1964 and 1973, only 2.2 million were drafted while 8.7 million joined voluntarily, according to "Chance and Circumstance: the Draft, the War, and the Vietnam Generation," a 1978 book by Lawrence M. Baskir and William A. Strauss.