Sentence examples for drafts one from inspiring English sources

In the nineties, he wrote two early drafts, one centering on a group of teenagers who discovered nuclear materials.

It took him 12 years and five different drafts ("one is haiku form, one as an Odyssean journey by a PoW... all terrible"), and a period of solitary confinement.

A written version was produced on June 28, primarily the work of Thomas Jefferson, who left at least seven rough drafts, one found as recently as 1947.

By then, many British music journalists who had grown up seeing writing for Spin as an ultimate career goal had found out what achieving that goal actually entailed: an endless series of pointless rewrites culminating in the publication of an article that was a randomly bolted together hybrid – like some gruesomely mismatched anime character – of drafts one and three.

Naturally, as part of the game, each team drafts one center, three guards, three forwards and two utility players.

ReprintsManuel José Cepeda, a former constitutional-court justice, concedes that objections to previous drafts, one of which would have removed all military cases from civilian courts, were "opportune".

County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta drafted one version on Friday.

Tony Perkins, the head of the Family Research Council, one of the most prominent groups that opposes gay rights, took credit for the platform's language on marriage and called the draft "one of the most conservative platforms the GOP has ever produced".

Mr. Hastert has assured his rank-and-file that they will vote on a prescription drug plan and has ordered key lawmakers to draft one within 60 days.

But surely nobody suggested that anyone should actually go ahead and draft one?

"And as happens in court, the judge left it to the parties to draft one.