Sentence examples for suitably drafted from inspiring English sources
For senior employees, where appropriate, it may be sensible to consider some Linkedin safeguards alongside some suitably drafted restrictive covenants.
Rather, you somehow picturing him typing it – or writing it on palimpsest vellum with a quill or however Jack White drafts his public apologies in a suitably period manner – with his face like a beetroot and his mouth pursed in a cat's bum of disapproval.
Tim Daly is suitably bland and earnest as Charles Dubose, the young lawyer Dickson entrusted with the job of drafting his will and having its provisions honored.
So far, Senator Clinton has said she would convene the Joint Chiefs of Staff to draft a plan to start withdrawing our forces from Iraq within 60 days and send her husband and a suitably senior Republican (TBD after George H.W. Bush and Colin Powell demurred) on a listening tour of the world.
The draft is suitably vague and likely to undergo changes before being formally adopted, but there's already plenty of cause for concern.
The Daniel Craig reboot that began with 2006's Casino Royale might have reinvigorated the Bond franchise, but the attempt to give the theme songs a suitably gritty image to match – drafting in alt-rockers Chris Cornell and Jack White, the latter duetting with Alicia Keys – never quite clicked.
With your stomach suitably lined, try Unter's signature Bloody Mary or draft Turkish Tuborg Gold.
Zorn handles his guest musicians like a film director, drafting in Toots Thielemans for some plangent harmonica, Big John Hammond for funky Hammond organ duties and some suitably maverick vocalists (Diamanda Galas and Mike Patton).
Hales was suitably inspired.
