Sentence examples for ever drafted from inspiring English sources

Gaborik was the first player the Wild ever drafted.

If so, he will be the youngest person ever drafted.

"Without question, Alabama's House Bill 56 is the most comprehensive anti-illegal-immigration state law ever drafted," he said.

The internet and the global nature of publishing ensure that these medieval laws have become the most powerful extra-territorial legislation ever drafted.

If Jordan is going to replant the flag for the Greatest Generation, by all means, it's time to reunite the most-decorated pro basketball army ever drafted.

M. HERZOG: Have you heard a committee mentioned which was called the "League for Social Order and Justice?" M. HERZOG: Have you ever drafted any order or sent any instructions which advised the institution of these committees?

It wasn't long ago that I would have said never, ever draft a tight end in the second round.

On Friday, the bureau issued what may be the first ever draft environmental impact statement purely about art — specifically a project called "Over the River," which Christo has proposed building along a stretch of the Arkansas River in southern Colorado.

The greatest tribute to Kennedy may be that from those lows of the early 1990s, he rose again to reassert himself on the US landscape more powerfully than ever, drafting new laws to repel the tide of conservatism and helping to launch a certain young African-American to the presidency.

It includes active self-assessment, research, and networking before you ever draft your first application.

They always do. 1. Ray Farmer, Duke--We know, nobody in his right mind ever drafts a football player from Duke.