Sentence examples similar to outset of drafting from inspiring English sources
Scouts for the Giants forecast a raid on defensive linemen after the outset of the draft today, and club executives had boarded up their emotions, preparing for the worst.
The media speculation at the outset of the Draft was that Rosen was a top-tier quarterback and would get chosen in the top five, if not the top three.
Breckinridge, chosen Speaker of the Kentucky House of Representatives at the outset of the 1799 session, took on the task, drafting resolutions reasserting the original principles and endorsing nullification.
Immediately after becoming a physician at the outset of the war, the young Dr. Tauber found himself drafted to be chief of surgery at the hospital serving the Jewish community of Budapest.
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"The draft assessment offers a perfect opportunity for President Obama at the outset of his second term," said Lou Leonard, director of the climate change programme for the World Wildlife Fund.
The union says the clubs, at the outset of negotiations, identified three elements needed to get a new labor agreement -- increased sharing of local revenue, a tax on the highest payrolls and a worldwide draft.
Mr López was arrested at the outset of the protests.
"Listen, boy," Tiffany coos at the outset of "Gee".
Tepid economic growth at the outset of the election season.
