Sentence examples for giving a draft from inspiring English sources

As a first timer, it's no good me giving a draft to my producer, who knows my work/style from my shorts, and expecting them to have all the time to make everyone watch my shorts and mood reels to get the tone/content.

This process was conducted by one analyst (D.P.D). in consultation with a second analyst (D.K.M .. To address validity, we conducted a "member check" by giving a draft of this paper to three interview participants for review and correction.

Earlier, however, the Obama administration was given a draft.

World governments were given a draft last year and invited to comment.

Mr. Daley said he requested and was given a draft of the script last year by HBO after filming had begun.

Dr. Petrasso notes that he gave a draft of the MIT paper to the BNL scientists last fall, but as late as February they firmly disagreed with it.

In May, Debevoise gave a draft copy of the report to Theodore V. H. Mayer, a lawyer at Hughes Hubbard & Reed who is coordinating Merck's defense in the suits.

The authorities believe that Mr. Franklin gave a draft policy directive on Iran to officials from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or Aipac, who then provided the information to Israeli intelligence.

But "Happy Moscow" didn't meet with a happy fate when Platonov gave a draft to his publishers: they rejected it.

The government has given a draft greyhound code of practice to the industry, which recommends stricter requirements on housing, exercise, socialisation, mental stimulation, breeding, rearing, racing, training and retirement.

Lincoln gave a draft of his first inaugural to his incoming Secretary of State, William Seward, who scribbled out a new ending, offering an olive branch to seceding Southern states: I close.