Sentence examples for point of drafting from inspiring English sources

Unlike the administration, he actually got to the point of drafting a Social Security reform bill.

The show's producers say they went to great lengths to get the details big and small just right — even to the point of drafting a Stanford professor and his graduate student to brainstorm credible technology for fictional products on the show.

Both these effects point to an expected decline in the number of drafting staff in proportion to engineering staff.

Although you could also say what is the point of mock drafting in June or July, period.

The high point of the draft is clearly how with one symbolic handshake from N.F.L. Commissioner Paul Tagliabue dozens of college players become instant millionaires.

How serious the problem is, I don't know, but if the Doctors pass him, he is a great pick at this point of the draft.

At what point will drafting an openly gay player no longer be described as risky because of the alleged distraction?

The 49ers lost 63.5 points worth of draft positioning yesterday: Their fifth-round pick was worth 38.5 points, while the difference between their third-round pick and the Bears' third-round pick was worth 25 points.

Oh, but then again that is the whole point of having a draft — telling young men where they can play, and where they can only play.

The next year, when we picked up and moved to Portugal, there was white-bootleg absinthe that we drank to the point of hallucination, and drafts we bought for pennies while living in a squat in East Berlin.

This paper presents, from the functional point of view, a draft of the specification and the architecture of the TRE module.