"Don't the people in here all know you?" They had arrived early, but the place was filling up, with noise and little sharp drafts as the door opened and closed.
Over six consecutive Wednesday evenings, you'll learn the key elements of novel-writing, including creating vivid characters, writing sharp dialogue, drafting and editing.
But I often get surprising and very sharp interpretations of drafts I show to my friends—fellow poets while I'm working on them.
But I often get surprising and very sharp interpretations of drafts I show to my friends — fellow poets — while I'm working on them.
Though manifestos are still in draft form, sharp distinctions are already emerging between the Livingstone and Johnson campaigns.
Danish boats generally have sharper lines and deeper draft, and the smaller ones, commonly lapstrake built, sail and row well.
Those feelings were brought into sharp relief in the drafting and publication of the fatwa, signed by 21 clerics representing more than 500 mosques in Al Anbar Province.
Sharp differences remained in the draft on whether Israelis would be allowed to staff the station.
That appears to be in sharp contrast to proposals being drafted by the White House, which are likely to focus on accelerating rate reductions for people in upper income brackets and reducing taxes on corporate dividends, a step that would primarily benefit wealthy taxpayers.
But there are too many loose ends, too many dramatic cul de sacs in a short play like this; they don't feel like a messy reflection of life but rather the result of a first draft of a sharper, better work.
This fact stands in sharp contrast to the recent FDA draft guidance for industry in which the FDA describes how it evaluates patient-reported outcome (PRO) instruments as efficacy outcomes in clinical trials [ 7].
