Sentence examples for printed draft from inspiring English sources

Prescott had previously considered publishing the work in London first, and therefore a printed draft copy of the work was sent to a Colonel Aspinwall for consideration.

I'd type it all up, printing out draft after draft which I'd scrawl over with pen before transferring the changes back on to the computer.

He mentioned this when we discussed peer feedback on a printed rough draft, where his peers had crossed out some phrases, replacing them with their own words.

The typescript of Bryony Lavery's latest play ends with a triumphant phrase in bold print: "Draft – Thursday!!!! – May 31st 2012".

Last but not least, don't forget that you can save significant amounts of ink by printing in draft mode and paper by printing double-sided whenever possible.

Print a draft copy of your ID card.

Each day I trapped myself in a circuit of tending the fire, printing out drafts, rolling cigarettes, pouring Coca-Cola, and making decisions.

When Tebow was a junior, Pramuka printed a few thousand "Draft Tebow" bumper stickers.

In mid-August, I printed out my first draft and made a bonfire in the garden of my photocopy.

The "people" have been asked to rubber-stamp the process once only now the politicians are done with it, and even that rubber-stamping is problematic: a reported 90,000 copies of the final draft were printed for the 6.6 million voters – who had less than four weeks to read it.

The time to write the Abstract (according to the agency instructions) is when you are totally satisfied with your outline--or perhaps even when you have converted the outline to prose and have printed out the final draft of the body of the proposal.