Sentence examples for reading the draft from inspiring English sources

The source claimed that Murphy-O'Connor's official publicist at the church's headquarters insisted on reading the draft and making cuts.

OK, I admit this idea has about as much chance of happening as Mr Kavanagh reading the draft EU constitution from cover to cover.

Several Republican senators told me that they had spent part of the Christmas recess reading the draft of a law-review article co-written by Martin B. Gold, an expert on Senate procedures, who served as an aide to Bill Frist after he became Majority Leader.

When manuscripts go out, their progress is recorded not on a screen, but on pale pink index cards, a Sanskrit-ish shorthand denoting which editor at which house is currently reading the draft in question (at one point, she finds the card for the manuscript of The Catcher in the Rye, which reveals that a publisher rejected it).

While the media has focused on intermittent shouting, our main take-away from the town halls has been different: An unprecedented number of voters are actually reading the draft legislation.

Finally, thanks are due to Gyula Klima for reading the draft on behalf of SEP and providing us with several important corrections which have been reflected in the final version.

You can read the draft SPG here.

Did you have a chance to read the draft I sent over?

Then the other person could log onto the same account and read the draft emails there.

"The poor and the Earth are shouting," reads the draft of the encyclical, the first of its kind dedicated to the environment.

After Mr. Williams read the draft of his question, Bill Sammon, the managing editor of Fox News's Washington bureau, said he had concerns.