Sentence examples for sort of draft from inspiring English sources

What sort of draft strategy do you use?

"He later brought it up again, and for years I was concerned that I would receive some sort of draft notice in the mail," Dr. Hurst wrote in his memoir, published in 1995.

In short, you may be actually writing only two or three hours a day, but your mind, in one way or another, is working on it twenty-four hours a day — yes, while you sleep — but only if some sort of draft or earlier version already exists.

In Asia paper money has a still longer history, its first documented use having been in China during the 9th century, when "flying money," a sort of draft or bill of exchange developed by merchants, was gradually transformed into government-issued fiat money.

"And they sort of drafted me".

There's been, for whatever reason, some sort of drafting effect that's pulling teams along to chase the rabbits".

By this time, I had sort of drafted a piano concerto, which Fuller liked a lot and said I should finish.

"We sort of drafted Ernie late as we got into the really technical portions of the negotiation," Kerry recalled recently as he joined Moniz to mark the adoption of the agreement.

One of these, "Winter Dreams", he later described as "a sort of first draft of the Gatsby idea".

Which seems a particularly American sort of second draft of history, not to mention perceived notions of 'heroism'heroism

Baseball has talked since the 1980s about holding some sort of worldwide draft, mostly in response to large-market teams' outbidding others for the best talent.