Sentence examples for drafts where from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's a better agreement — better for the American middle class, for American workers — than it seems in the leaked drafts, where it appears bent to the will of multinational corporations.

And what's more, for every story that is published, there exist parallel versions hidden away in the writer's notebook or in abandoned drafts, where characters' names are changed and events follow a different course.

Maybe it's a better agreement better for the American middle class, for American workers than it seems in the leaked drafts, where it appears bent to the will of multinational corporations.

Trilling and Bragg studied the manuscript, in several drafts, where they found it – in a "blue school-style exercise book" containing several other poems that also appear in Birthday Letters.

His isometric drawings are a form of two-dimensional projection architectural drafts, where objects' three-coordinate axes appear equally foreshortened, presenting viewers with familiar, realistic and stereoscopic imagery.

Along the way, the production team went through drafts where the first act included far more detail than what ended up in the final version, such as a troll with a Brooklyn accent who would have explained the backstory behind Elsa's magical powers, and a regent for whom Lee was hoping to cast comedian Louis C.K.

Tyree was thrilled to be drafted where he was.

This is a draft where frankly we are wide open".

An earlier version said "draft" where "draught" was meant.

This was the draft where the parents got involved.

In retrospect, Barber said, "I'm glad I got drafted where I got drafted.