Sentence examples similar to ensuing draft from inspiring English sources
SC authored all ensuing drafts.
"No draft ensued, no Rosie the Riveters were called to duty, no ration cards issued, no victory gardens planted.... What we had was a chest beater in a borrowed flight suit, instructing us to max out our credit cards".
Clearly something had changed between the day Washington was drafted and the ensuing negotiations.
It's a toss-up between what's hardest to watch, the scene in which the mentally fragile Amnon is browbeaten by bully cop Benny into a false fit-up, or the ensuing week in which Ethiopian draft-dodger Rafa is falsely fitted with the ensuing collar for the murder of little Kfir?
Her new play Handbagged was drafted in the ensuing three weeks, as Facebook e-vites to flashmob street parties celebrating the Iron Lady's death juxtaposed with Thatcher loyalists trying to suck the oxygen of publicity from anyone who dared doubt she was Britain's postwar saviour.
In the ensuing flurry of diplomatic jujitsu, the U.S. on Tuesday presented a new draft sanctions resolution to the U.N. Security Council.
The ensuing litigation may also lead to changes in how deals are drafted.
New Yorkers were not impressed by this, nor by a forced draft, and riots ensued.For much of the 19th and 20th centuries the city's local politics were dominated by Tammany Hall, as the local Democratic organisation was known, which provided modest services for the poor in exchange for votes and at the cost of massive corruption.
Thereafter, a "second reading" process will ensue, in which the Council and the Parliament negotiate a final draft.
