Sentence examples for needing a draft from inspiring English sources
A year later, needing a draft deferment, he enrolled at Yale Law School, where he lasted "about four hours" — one of the murkier elements of the Milch mythology.
"We do not need a draft," Mr. Rumsfeld said during a radio interview with Sean Hannity.
You don't need a tax I.D. number if taxes are levied on your entire town, and you don't need a draft card if conscription is collective.
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If the administration truly believes that we must "stay the course," then we need a draft to provide the troops to do the job.
That's when you need a draft inducer, which is a fan up on the roof that helps suck the air out of the chimney.
The new locks will accommodate ships which can take almost three times that load and need a draft of over 15 metres.These monsters will slash shipping costs for Pacific cargo en route for Atlantic ports, and boost the 6% share of world trade that the Panama canal now claims.
"We need a draft again, but the other side should be civilian service," he said.
Responsible for Diem's assassination as he may have been in 1963, JFK would without question not have had one thing on his mind as the challenges in Indochina ramped up in 1964-65: that we needed a draft to clear up the youthful unemployed.
We need a draft, public sacrifice in all quarters.
