Sentence examples for enough draft from inspiring English sources

Thomas, whom Bird fired as Indiana's coach last summer, had tried desperately to obtain Wallace, but the Knicks did not have enough draft picks or players in the final year of their contracts to appease Atlanta.

But the layout is large, more like a boisterous French brasserie, with a pleasing fin de siècle décor, a reasonably well-rounded wine list and enough draft beers and ales to satisfy an aficionado.

One way to make sure you write more, or write a long enough draft, is to thoroughly and specifically outline these ideas.

Even at the best of times, you need to let about 20% of the heat produced in a wood stove escape up the chimney in order to obtain enough draft for proper combustion.

The European Commission has been busy enough, drafting proposals to regulate hedge funds and private-equity firms and to overhaul the continent's system of supervising cross-border financial institutions (see article).

I thought if I went through enough drafts of my story I'd land on the one that paints me as the Ideal Daughter struggling with this awkward, bungled burden.

Once you've written enough drafts of your novel and feel ready to move on, you can move on to the editing stage.

But once you've written enough drafts of your book and are thinking about taking it out into the world, it's important to get some feedback to see where you're headed.

But he was concerned enough to draft a manifesto, claiming that the canal violated the country's sovereignty.

Not his own life, but the lives of his young children, who will soon enough receive draft notices calling them up for army service.

Tucker was an undrafted rookie out of Texas who beat out Cundiff in a kicking competition in the off-season, but the Rams and Vikings valued their kickers enough to draft them in the sixth round.