Sentence examples for drafts from the from inspiring English sources

Catching the warm drafts from the valley, they choreographed an air show, which one ranger told me was just play.

In the early drafts from the notebooks of "The War," she powerfully conveys the chaos of waiting to learn of her husband's fate in a concentration camp.

He bought a space heater to put behind his chair in the dining room, where he was bothered in winter by drafts from the bay window.

If you want to cram before tonight's event, the Ransom Center has a series of drafts from "The Pale King" online, as well as a note from the longtime editor of Wallace's books, Michael Pietsch.

Often, I have to clip a pen to the flyers and tape the sign to the table so they won't blow away in the cold drafts from the door.

The new emails show it was widespread: Regarding the changes proposed by [redacted] I entirely agree but would note that we have suggested moderating the same language in much the same way on drafts from the dim and distant past without success.

He also had in hand an early draft from the Taiwanese writer Tsai Kuo Jung.

Nathan pitched for Stony Brook from 1992-95 and was the first player drafted from the university.

That is why I volunteered to write a draft from the material then available to the team Campbell had convened.

The 6-foot-2, 261-pound Sam has been projected to be drafted from the third round on.

A team of diocesan officials and senior priests drafted from the diocese is more than halfway done.