Sentence examples for end of the draft from inspiring English sources

He talked about Nixon, the Southern strategy, the Supreme Court, unemployment, the end of the draft, and education.

Since the end of the draft, that geographic skew on the battlefield has extended to the services as a whole.

With the end of the draft in the 1970s came more change, at first almost one woman at a time.

With the youngsters expected to dominate the first round, many college seniors will be pushed down into the latter end of the draft.

By the end of the draft, he had scooped nearly all sixty of the picks, never by much more than a minute before the commissioner officially announced them.

Gary J. Bass is wrong in his review of "Washington Rules" (Sept . 5 to claim that the end of the draft represents American resistance to militarism.

The genome coverage determined at the end of the draft-sequencing phase was 11x and resulted in 19 contigs mapped into 12 scaffolds.

A little-known example of the latter, Anderson went on, was Greenspan's role in the ending of the draft.

Ware and Ratliff came from opposite ends of the draft eight years ago — Ware was the 11th overall pick, Ratliff the 224th selection in the seventh round.

He worked closely with the American army in the first Gulf war and led preparations for Poland to join NATO, and then the ending of the draft and the change to a professional military.

They move the ball until an open shot emerges, never panic, play great team defense and have a seemingly never-ending supply of productive players they pick from the NBA trash heap and the lower ends of the draft.