Sentence examples for soon draft from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bernhard denied that anyone had been promised an apartment, and said that committees would soon draft guidelines on how apartments should be allocated.

Yet a group of historians soon drafted an outline.

But other plans are sketchy, and in any case nothing will happen soon (drafting the laws will take six months).

On graduating he was hired by KFRE in Fresno, Calif., but was soon drafted into the Army.

He was soon drafted into the Army and sent back to Europe to interrogate German prisoners of war.

Mrs. Hautzig's father was soon drafted into the Soviet Army, and her grandfather died in Siberia.

Starting out as an artists' model for some W.P.A. muralists, he was soon drafted to record images of New Yorkers coping with hard times.

After being called up in September 1940 and, after training on Salisbury Plain, he joined the 4th County of London Yeomanry, which was soon drafted as part of the 22nd Armoured Brigade to fight the Nazis in North Africa.

James Earl, the president of the Oregon faculty senate, was soon drafting a resolution underscoring the need for the university to reaffirm the primacy of academics and to restrain the growth of athletics and their influence on campus.

Even so, Dinsmore, known to colleagues in Scotland for being very cool and disciplined, was soon drafted down to Wapping to become the Sun's managing editor in London as new senior staff were brought in after the sudden closure of the News of the World.

China's top officials were soon drafted into formatting a new position, one that would require limits to greenhouse gas emissions that would also benefit its citizens, suffering from the appalling air quality resulting from untrammelled coal-fired power stations and dirty industry, with new regulations forcing higher standards on all.