Sentence examples for quickly draft from inspiring English sources

"I'm not sure how we could have a closed session without the accused until there is a ruling on that issue," said Colonel Pohl, who asked the lawyers to quickly draft briefs on the question.

But then again, many Google Docs users already use the service to quickly draft something.

The medics were quickly drafted into the effort to save Ms. Yousafzai's life.

At least two police casualties were reported and reinforcements were quickly drafted to the flash point.

He was quickly drafted, in 1959, into the top-secret space-flight program promoted by Nikita S. Khrushchev.

The petition was quickly drafted, begging Mr. Fuentes to ignore negative comments that were "the product of nervousness and desperation".

Hammered out in a backroom in Albany, S. 2230 was quickly drafted and released 20 minutes prior to the Senate vote.

When asked to recommend another restaurant, Linda Rasberg, the headwaiter at the Michelin-starred Fond, quickly drafted an annotated list of eight suggestions.

"I believe in an Argentina without unemployment, without misery," he said in a speech that appeared to have been quickly drafted and had little rhetorical flourish.

Back in June the Convention had quickly drafted a new democratic constitution, incorporating such popular demands as universal male suffrage, the right to subsistence, and the right to free public education.

But once Corbyn clinched the leadership, he handed the key role of shadow chancellor to McDonnell, who quickly drafted in a seven-member panel of heavyweight economic advisers, including the American Nobel prize winner Joseph Stiglitz, and the French superstar Thomas Piketty – but not Murphy.