Sentence examples for put together a draft from inspiring English sources

Later that night, Pharoah and a writer, Mikey Day, put together a draft of the sketch.

They frantically put together a draft bill on a EU referendum and rushed it across the Atlantic in an attempt to defuse the revolt.

Dr. Venter and scientists at the National Institutes of Health recently announced that they had put together a draft of the entire sequence of the human genome, and the researchers had unanimously declared, there is only one race -- the human race.

Toward this end, the Bush administration has put together a draft resolution that essentially front-loads the requirements on Iraq Iraqq has to provide a sweeping declaration of its weapons of mass destruction program within 30 days before unrestricted inspections begin.

According to ISIS, the US delegation: Sees two possible positive outcomes of the conference: a short final document, or something longer, which could be obtained through reaching agreement with Egypt on the Mideast NWFZ issue Russia and the US put together a draft proposal on the eve of the conference but it was rejected by the Arab League as too vague and non-committal.

The Mouse Genome Sequencing Consortium announced that it has put together a draft of the C57BL/6J mouse genome that is 96% complete, and it is making the data available for free on the Internet.

Mr. Brezenoff said that he was already putting together a draft closing plan and preparing to send out termination notices.

I just finished putting together a draft of my first full-length collection of poems.

In putting together a draft party platform, Martov argued that party members should be able to express themselves independently of the party leadership; Lenin disagreed, emphasising the need for a strong leadership with complete control.

The publicly financed Human Genome Project has put together a "working draft" of the genome, while Celera Genomics, a private company, has completed its "first assembly" of the genome.

Earlier this month, Democratic officials put together a rough draft of their party's platform, which touts the Democratic efforts to enact the death penalty, endorses several of President Clinton's recent social-policy placebos (school uniforms, the V-chip, a victims'-rights amendment), and repeats Clinton's utterance that "the era of big government is over".