Sentence examples for rough drafts for from inspiring English sources

He figured that if he and Sanger were lucky the wiki would generate a few rough drafts for Nupedia.

He'd finished his essay for the Common Application — an application that numerous colleges accept — but had written only rough drafts for Duke and the University of Virginia, which required original work.

They used it extensively for making bozzetti, or sculptors' rough drafts for larger works in stone or bronze, modeling in clay the way a painter might do a preliminary sketch on paper.

Don't do rough drafts for essays.

Critics dismissed it as a rough draft for To Kill a Mockingbird and readers despaired over an ageing, racist Atticus Finch.

By eventually treating the work he produced in Yiddish as a rough draft for the English "original," Singer seemed to deny the wounded world that had spawned him.

If that sounded like a rough draft for an acceptance speech, Mr. Bardem was quick to point out the horror of his post-nomination press conference.

At about the time that the rough draft for this book was finished, an important study on the WTC came to light, namely the FEMA-NIST-ASCE report, which contained a wealth of new factual data.

Troy resists her request -- his jeans are his uniform, his second skin, and he has no intention of turning them into a rough draft for Levi's next line.

In the Senate, Mr. Murkowski is expected to introduce his own proposal in the next 10 days, as a rough draft for a Bush plan that is not expected until April.

P.S. Robert, I submit this as a very rough draft for a new Declaration of Independence, which is required during this time when the challenges of change have overwhelmed all of our institutional leaders to the point where political, economic and social calamities are once again possible like they were in 1776.