Sentence examples for fresh draft from inspiring English sources

"And it's a cheap and affordable way to get fresh draft beer".

Ah, yes, that fresh draft flavor — nothing like wine on tap.

He said a fresh draft was the subject of internal deliberations "less than a week" before the election.

He sent a fresh draft of a farewell address back to Washington, leaving out the anti-press diatribe.

Holding a fresh draft of the story just days before the election also was an issue of fairness, Mr. Keller said.

But why did Scarlett's "fresh" draft put its section on weapons of mass destruction in the same place (Section 6) as an earlier version?

But fresh drafts of legislation could constrain prosecutors and judges anew.

During the winter of 1775 76 recruitment lagged so badly that fresh drafts of militia were called up to help maintain the siege.

The Germans' increasing difficulty in building up their forces with fresh drafts of men and equipment was reflected in the increased delay that year in opening the summer offensive.

As Rudyard Kipling saw it, governing India was a hard slog: "Year by year England sends out fresh drafts for the first fighting-line, which is officially called the Indian Civil Service.

The menace of the Soviets' imminent approach to Berlin led Hitler to decide that most of his fresh drafts of troops must be sent to reinforce the Oder; the way was thus eased for the crossing of the Rhine River by the American and British armies.