Sentence examples for in a first draft from inspiring English sources

Gore turned in a first draft in July of 1991.

As much as I liked watching my word count go up in a first draft, I thrill to see it go down in a second draft.

Straighterline requires that you turn in a first draft of each composition for comments, then revise and resubmit for a grade.

Rumour has it that, in a first draft, since modified, even the industrial revolution was found worthy of only half a sentence.

He continued: "Now, actually the choice to favor the Internet over broadcast as common medium was initially made in a first draft form in 1994 to 1997 by some of the people who now are running the F.C.C".

I've done a translation myself (of a modern Greek poet), and my guess is that you could spend an entire working day solving the problems presented in this six-line passage — nailing down the meaning in a first draft, perhaps, and then spending several hours working out how to get the sound effects, to say nothing of the rhythm.

Also in 1921, a first draft of his Remember saw print in Viața Românească.

In February 2009, a first draft of the mapping was presented and discussed at a Behavioural Surveillance Expert Meeting.

In January 1956 Fleming travelled to his Goldeneye estate in Jamaica to write From Russia, with Love, returning to London in March that year with a first draft manuscript.

An obituary is, in many cases, a first draft of history.

So in August 1999 we published a first draft of the regulations.