Sentence examples for like a draft from inspiring English sources
The floor inside was missing in places, and the air felt cold, like a draft from underground.
Mr Stiglitz's prose reads like a draft dictated to a secretary whose mind was apt to wander: readers too will be drifting off a lot.
He made the point in his peroration, which sounded very much like a draft ending to the speech he delivered yesterday.
Meyer had appeared like a draft; the coach looked up from a pile of papers on his desk and there he stood, ready to finalize their course of action for an afternoon trek to Walden Pond.
The film is shot on location: the wind, the cold, the smell of salt off the gray Atlantic seem to seep off the screen like a draft in an old house.
Mr. Albrecht said he would like a final draft of the legislation to be approved by the spring and to go into effect two years later.
A dance remix of a Waka Flocka Flame song blared, and a group of tall, thin girls shimmied like ribbons in a draft.
A year ago, Slauson was like Ducasse — a draft choice bewildered by a thick playbook loaded with seemingly indecipherable terminology.
It's not like skipping a draft workout, they're snubbing their nose at you or anything like that.
And the idea is that telic activities are ones that are directed at a sort of specific, completable goal, like finishing a draft of an article.
