Sentence examples for history drafts from inspiring English sources

The kind of treatment "Pioneer Girl" has received — meticulous research into the history, drafts, references, context, and variants of the text, which is accompanied by facsimile pages of the manuscript, three additional appendices, a chapter on editorial procedure, and more than a hundred lengthy footnotes in small type — is generally reserved for the masterpieces of world literature.

Williams and Paul have a linked history, drafted back-to-back in 2005 and co-subjects of a best-point-guard debate that raged in 2008 and 2009.

The Giants' history on draft day has been mixed.

Seven major characters are deployed in Baker's fictional retelling of the worst civil disturbance in American history, the draft riots of 1863, when Irish mobs filled with smoldering resentments terrorized New York City for three midsummer days.

In 1950, he made NBA history by drafting the league's first African-American player, Chuck Cooper.

He made history by drafting the first African-American NBA player, Chuck Cooper in 1950, and introduced the first African-American starting five in 1964.

But Chicago Alderman Edward Burke, who has written several books about the city's history, has drafted a resolution in Ness' hometown to oppose the honor.

She applied, was accepted into the group for young Muslim writers and the rest is history – plus many drafts of The Westbridge.

So if journalism is the first draft of history, pool reports are the first draft of the first draft.

Even in an age of social media, journalism remains at the heart of this process: the first draft of history is still the first draft of history - even if a contradictory history exists on the other side of the security fence, barrier, or apartheid wall, depending on who is selecting the description".

Journalism is supposed to be the first draft of history, and as a first draft, the book does its job.