Sentence examples for existing draft from inspiring English sources
Two weeks before the speech, he grew dissatisfied with the existing draft.
It is the earliest known existing draft of the movie in private hands, the auction house said.
Unlike the existing draft, this one would not include all clubs but only a certain number that finished at the bottom and at the top of the standings.
A possible solution, Ms. Falletti said, was to have air blowing out from behind the 15-foot statue, reversing an existing draft in the museum that allows dust to settle on the marble.
It is possible that the EU could be persuaded to move in return for stronger wording on the environment: but many developing countries already object to the existing draft, and would be loth to accept anything stronger.
Among the items on display are handwritten drafts of his first and second Inaugural Addresses, the Bible upon which he swore the oath of office on March 4, 1861 (used by Barack Obama at his inauguration), the earliest existing draft of the Gettysburg Address and the contents of his coat from the night he was assassinated in April 1865.
As ways of enhancing the talent on weaker teams and keeping wealthy teams from gobbling up the best amateur players, the report also advocated a worldwide draft of amateur players, changes in the existing drafts of amateur and minor league players, allowing the trading of draft choices and elimination of compensation picks for lost free agents.
You can buy an existing drafting service.
The title of the article, in the "existing drafts" box, will be bold~faced when in the draft (when you've hit "edit" in the existing drafts box; if the title in the existing drafts box is not bold, you are editing the article. If you go into "My Drafts" and click on a title (instead of "edit"), you will be editing the article, and not your draft!
If you are unsure if your last draft published, just enter "edit" on your last draft (title in "existing drafts" box turns to bold~face), and click "Show changes", at the bottom.
Click on My Drafts in the column to the right of any page, or click on the article you have a draft of, click the article "edits" tab, and choose "edit" in "Existing Drafts".
