Sentence examples for enjoyed draft from inspiring English sources

They enjoyed draft success, particularly in the first half of the decade, when among others, they got the bedrocks of those title teams: Matt Light, Deion Branch, Asante Samuel, Richard Seymour, Ty Warren, Vince Wilfork and the lightning-bolt pick of Brady in the sixth round of the 2000 draft.

He can fully inhabit the indignant secularist serving in the military while ultra-Orthodox men enjoy draft deferments and government-subsidized Talmud study.

The twin phenomena of Israel's internal politics over the last 20 years have been the Shas party, which champions the ethnic solidarity and fervent Orthodoxy of Sephardic immigrants, and the Shinui party, which assails ultra-Orthodox Jews for feasting on government aid while enjoying draft deferments and imposing religious law on secularists.

If Windows 10 can drive developer interest, and thus app support not only on PCs, but also on their diminutive cousins, then Microsoft can enjoy draft winds across its platform.

Whether splashing out on a 750ml bottle of Odell's special-edition Footprint (£19) or enjoying unusual draft beers from, for instance, America's Left Hand Brewing or Italy's Birra del Borgo, beer geeks will be in heaven.

For another, the all-important Danish concept of hygge — coziness — is evident everywhere, especially at night when one can smell smoke from living room fireplaces wafting though the sycamore-lined streets while enjoying a draft Tuborg or Carlsberg on one of the restaurant terraces.

On first impressions, the Union also enjoyed a successful Super Draft, picking up three top 10 talents in Joshua Yaro, Keegan Rosenberry and Fabian Herbers.

Anderson had gone unselected in the 2012 NFL draft and enjoyed just a short stint with the Chicago Bears before an injury in 2014 effectively shut down his career before it could truly begin.

Did you enjoy the N.F.L. draft in prime time?

The Tories have enjoyed heaping scorn on the draft that emerged from the convention on the future of Europe, chaired by Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, a former French president, and have demanded a referendum on the final text.

Remember: nothing you ever enjoyed reading was a first draft!