Sentence examples for drafts too from inspiring English sources

Though proofreading can help along the way, too, there's no reason to proofread rough drafts too closely because you may end up changing many of the sentences anyway.

Those teams draft too well.

It also shortens the draft, too, by the way.

A few months later, Mr. Ciarlo was drafted, too.

Stevens always does the facts himself (and says he does all the other drafting, too).

"They could have a fresh start, and it's supposed to be a great draft, too.

If they were cutting corners on the draft, too, they'd really be in trouble.

But at least in its initial draft, too much of the budget's austerity is borne by downscale Americans.

In a recent interview she said she had rewritten the novel after Morrissey judged a first draft too "cynical".

Waiters was drafted too high, probably, but the Cavs obviously think that Irving and Waiters will work together well.

Rafal Trzaskowski, the deputy foreign minister in charge of European affairs, estimates electricity prices could rise by 80% and calls the draft "too ambitious".