Sentence examples for think a draft from inspiring English sources

When even the man in charge (at least for the moment) of recruitment and training of the Army doesn't think a draft registry makes a lot of sense, then it may be time for a critical look at the requirement that young men (and maybe soon young women) sign up when they turn 18 or face harsh punishment.

Specialist Markita Scott, the reservist from Columbus, Ga., said she thought a draft was unnecessary.

He told the programme he thought a draft Bill would be included in the Queen's Speech in the spring to allow parliamentary time to pass the legislation ahead of the first elections in 2015.

How do you think a re-institution of the draft might affect public opinion of America's military actions?

5) $12m to a dog In 2004, billionaire hotelier Leona Helmsley left instructions for her $4bn£2.5bnbn) fortune to be spent caring for dogs, having apparently re-thought an earlier draft that left it to the poor.

She felt what she thought was a draft, then heard screams.

I would just think picking up a draft pick would be the way to go.

Added Carlock: "I think the draft is indeed a big part of it.

Pete Carroll, the U.S.C. coach and former N.F.L. head coach, said he did not think relaxed draft rules would have a drastic impact on college football.

Interestingly, in the History of the Concept of Time (a text based on Heidegger's notes for a 1925 lecture course and often thought of as a draft of Being and Time), Heidegger seems to embrace this very option, arguing that nature is within time only when it is encountered in Dasein's world, and concluding that nature as it is in itself is entirely atemporal.

A smaller version of the painting, thought to be a draft, is preserved in the country house of Kingston Lacy in Dorset, England.