Sentence examples for drafts notes from inspiring English sources

But he had saved many of his drafts, notes and papers, and she suspected they might be valuable.

Traders in European fairs in the Middle Ages found it convenient to use credit, which required the supporting documents of drafts, notes, and bills of exchange.

I see that the University of East Anglia has just announced the acquisition of a manuscript archive: more than 50 boxes of typed manuscripts, short stories, pencil drafts, notes and re-workings by the Yorkshire-based novelist Robert Edric.

But of all the fresh considerations of Carson's work, there's one that stands out for me at the moment — a recent paper by two researchers of rhetoric and writing who dug in on "Silent Spring" drafts, notes and revisions and found that Carson had a remarkable and rare trait for someone so committed to raising public concern about a pressing environmental issue.

If you went to one of the archives where reams of his drafts, notes, and outtakes are housed, you would find perfectly readable scenes in which, for instance, at the end of "A Streetcar Named Desire," Stanley beds Blanche, who promises to bear him a son, or Laura and Jim, the Gentleman Caller in "The Glass Menagerie," go out on a date after dinner while Tom and Amanda wash up.

And when the air-conditioner is in a window facing a windy street like Riverside Drive or in an apartment on a high floor, gaps from non-airtight installation can mean cold drafts, noted Kenny Dhanani, owner of RCI discount appliance.

Ms. Simon said she did not receive a response from Mr. Schultz, but kept drafting notes.

Executive Business Meeting - Draft Notes - 9 June - Rumney Rec - not yet in the public domain - but subject to future amendments.

Dujarric said the competitive roles typically last for two months, with the chance of extending the time by an extra month, and involve attending important meetings, drafting notes and participating in general office work.

Although shelters are intended for adolescents as emergency short-term stays of about a month, the draft notes that the average stay is five months and that children as young as 5 years old are being housed.

The E.P.A. is conducting a national study on the drinking water risks associated with hydrofracking, but assessing these risks has been made more difficult by companies' unwillingness to publicly disclose which chemicals and in what concentrations they are used, according to internal e-mails and draft notes of the study plan.