Sentence examples for drafts given from inspiring English sources

A smartass wag might jest that Payne does not understand the dramaturgical principle of draft-exclusion or, to put it slightly more positively, that he has a strong susceptibility to drafts, given the purposeful prevarication of Constellations and its refusal to discriminate amongst the host of hypothetical variants through which the couple in this two-hander travel.

Their shallow drafts gave them access to shallow harbors and estuaries.

"The various revisions in the draft, particularly when studied alongside the other drafts, give us a remarkable insight into how the poet crafts his passionate lament on man's disregard for the sanctity of nature.

Early script drafts gave Leiter a larger role, but his screentime was restricted by on-set rewrites.

There is hope for better drafting, given Walsh's unproductive choices.

And he said Americans were right to remain vigilant about the possibility of a draft, given the Iraq conflict.

The problem now was how to correct and revise the draft, given his problems with short-term memory and his inability to read in the normal way.

On the surface, the administration has made several concessions to the Democrats in the latest bill, according to a draft given to The New York Times by a group that supports change in the drug laws.

But the administration's draft gives the Central Intelligence Agency special standing.

The draft gives you guaranteed cheaper players, if you will, likely to be good players".

Thirty years ago, the fabled 1983 N.F.L. draft gave the league John Elway, Dan Marino and Eric Dickerson.