Sentence examples for drafts to the from inspiring English sources

It is generally accepted that Sorensen did in fact contribute very substantial drafts to the writing of Profiles.

Chatwin worked hard at his effortlessness, and felt his way over numerous drafts to the hybrid forms that satisfied him.

Students will submit their completed work, a 1-page critical review of the process and all of their notes and drafts to the teacher.

Hence the announcement of the switch to "finishing"—that is, filling in the gaps in the drafts to the standard achieved for chromosomes 21 and 22.

I had showed one of my early drafts to the author Elizabeth Nunez, and when she read it her response was, "you're a good writer, but you don't know anything about women".

He did not, like many speed merchants both modern and Victorian, submit first drafts to the printer; he told James Branch Cabell that he had "destroyed all but a few pages" of the first thirty thousand words of "Main Street," and the editor of his first novel, "Our Mr. Wrenn" (1914), marvelled at the ease and good humor with which he executed suggested revisions.

Feinstein showed the draft to the agency.

The White House sent a draft to the Pentagon for review.

Goldfarb and Menzies took the draft to the hospital.

In 1956 I was drafted to the peacetime army.

Following the combine, I was drafted to the Montreal Impact.