Sentence examples for even in the draft from inspiring English sources
Now Obama aides were accusing him of backing a gas tax, which wasn't his idea and wasn't even in the draft bill.
Much of the suspense surrounded a player not even in the draft: Teresa Edwards, a five-time Olympian, a former All-Star in the defunct American Basketball League and arguably the best professional player not playing in the W.N.B.A. Edwards rejected a contract offer from the league last year and was ineligible for this year's draft unless she signed a deal with the league by midnight Monday.
But it is the current iteration of the Steelers that has come close to perfecting the care and feeding of linebackers, unearthing them even in the draft's late rounds, sometimes changing their positions, keeping plenty of them in the pipeline and then making them sit, marinating in a difficult defense until its details seep in.
"In fact, I figured he'd go that high or even higher in the draft".
Now foreigners who did not want to fight had to contend with the might of the Confederate government — if, that is, they were even included in the draft.
So we believe that we'll have an opportunity to draft a good football player, whether you're talking third, fourth round or whether you're talking even later in the draft.
Hans was not even in the earliest drafts, then at first was not a villain, and after becoming one, was revealed to be evil much earlier in the plot.
The obsession with religion has so derailed the work of the Constitutional Assembly that the nature of government is not even well established in the draft text.
Before the Super Bowl banner had even stopped fluttering in the draft, it looked as if the New Orleans Saints, after waiting more than 40 years for their first championship, would make another title their plaything.
This coming season it will expand with Thursday night games on CBS, while the league continues to try to fuel even more interest in the draft.
Even in the days before the draft, though, his judgment was questioned when his name was part of an advertisement for a party after the first round of the draft.
