Sentence examples for the earliest draft from inspiring English sources

Pavel, for example, the boyfriend of the couple's daughter, Emer, didn't feature at all in the earliest draft.

Since it is now believed that the earliest draft to Master predates her friendship with Bowles, he cannot have been the person.

Version 1 The earliest draft I sent is in Illustrator and in color, so it would seem like a final, but it's only the equivalent of a pencil rough.

Hunter points out that the earliest draft of Boyle's Will mentions only "Atheists and Theists".

In the earliest draft, the novel begins in Pamplona, but Hemingway moved the opening setting to Paris because he thought the Montparnasse life was necessary as a counterpoint to the later action in Spain.

The earliest draft versions of the protocol for our study described the composite adverse maternal outcome as one or more of progression to severe disease, pulmonary edema, thrombo-embolic disease, HELLP syndrome, eclampsia, placental abruption or maternal death.

The earliest drafts of the new CIF standard described a simple free-form ASCII-only tag value structure.

But the early draft was inert, without a strong voice.

When I sent the early draft of Lord Loss to my editor, she was horrified.

In fact, it started off very differently, in the early draft.

Social, economic and cultural history re-enter the syllabus alongside political history, which monopolised the earlier draft.