Sentence examples for started a draft from inspiring English sources

A local activist who said he had never met Mr. Trump started a "Draft Donald Trump" movement and invited him to speak to a Rotary Club luncheon.

I started a draft that juggled the perspectives of the burglar, the wife, and the husband, before realizing that in order to create Coover's kaleidoscopic effects, I would have to introduce several more points of view.

After that auspicious beginning, the book caused its share of trouble: 'I started a draft and then had a horrible headache on the train to Paris, when I realised I had to throw the whole thing out.

"Showing grass-roots support was an important part of getting her to enter the race," said Neil Sroka, a spokesman for the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, which started a draft Warren campaign before she announced an exploratory committee in mid-August.

Wall was the first of five Kentucky players to be drafted in the first round and kick-started a draft with few shocks.

Alderson, a longtime baseball official, said that some of the resistance might be out of fear that he plans to start a draft of Dominican players for Major League Baseball.

There is pending legislation in both the House and the Senate, which, if passed, could start a draft as early as next spring.

I can now start a draft on my phone, edit it on my iPad, give it a final look on my Mac and publish it on this website.

And in the 2014 draft, 53 players came off the board before the first running back was taken — Bishop Sankey, by Tennessee — the longest tailback drought to start a draft in league history.

Six sweeping measures including tax and pension reforms must be enacted by Wednesday night and the entire package endorsed by parliament before talks can start, a draft decision by Eurogroup finance ministers sent to the leaders showed.

Ten years after the Cavaliers selected LeBron James to start a draft that would include his future NBA championship teammates Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh in the top five, this one lacked the star power and perhaps even the promise of stardom.