Sentence examples for in his drafts from inspiring English sources
So this so-called clumsiness is seen in his drafts, the way he works on it.
The painstaking nature of DeLillo's method can be seen in his drafts for "Underworld" (2001), which began as a novella, "Pafko at the Wall," composed in 1991.
It's possible Smith wrote this in a drunken haze and meant to keep it in his drafts folder but accidentally sent it to the opinion editor of a newspaper.
Foster also relishes the poetry itself, as when he speaks of the trouble Yeats went to in his drafts to get just right the internal half rhyme in "Move most gently if move you must" ("Long-Legged Fly").
Twain would have been apoplectic at the presumption: one of the letters he included in his drafts, reprinted in the autobiography's first volume, is a rebuke to an editor who dared to alter the great man's diction in his essay on Joan of Arc.
How long do you think that one was saved in his "drafts" folder?
He had given up on turning his meticulous notes from Iraq into a book when a VA coordinator in Reno, Nev., told him to bring in his draft.
Leonard was considered a strong defender in his draft report.
