Sentence examples similar to drawing of drafts from inspiring English sources

There were reports of rioting in Buffalo, New York, and certain other cities, but the first drawing of draft numbers — on July 11 , 1863— occurred peaceably in New York City.

To come up with his own figures, Lieutenant Baranets collated thousands of statistics drawn from draft boards, hospitals, the military insurance company, and even from orders for the zinc coffins used to transport dead soldiers.

"People are particularly drawn to the draft of Ulysses itself, [in which] you can really see how Joyce's processes are happening".

Overwhelmingly, the journey was made by wagons drawn by teams of draft animals.

Now, draw a draft of what the GUI will look like.

The function of SecB can also be fulfilled by the proteins DnaK and DnaJ [ 31], which are encoded in all genome sequences of the family, or by GroEL and GroES [ 32]. A. oculi lacks the common chaperone GroEL/ES, consistent with conclusions drawn from the draft sequences of phytoplasma strains [ 33] and the analyses of other species in the Mollicutes that these genes are not essential [ 34].

Using your rough draft, draw your final draft on the piece of graph paper with a square width of 1/8 of an inch.

A meeting of developing nations drew up draft proposals today on escaping poverty, and participants discussed regional problems.

He drew up the draft of the address to the states from which emerged the Constitutional Convention that met in Philadelphia in May 1787.

Negotiators have drawn up a draft of an international treaty that would phase in bans on cigarette advertising and sports sponsorships by tobacco companies as part of the World Health Organization's campaign to curb smoking worldwide.

So it's curious that the federal government drew up a draft of strongly-worded one-sheeters to dissuade MPs from supporting the bill.