Sentence examples for to draft that from inspiring English sources

Now teams are even starting to draft that way".

Dave Boyle, the former chief executive of Supporters Direct, which promotes fan ownership, helped to draft that protection into the Dons Trust constitution.

In order to live up to our role in helping to draft that historic document, and as part of our response to terrorism, President Bush should make human rights a central feature of American foreign policy.

For example, when I have book promo to do, I have a lot of Q/As to get to or essays to write, or if I have a celebrity interview to draft, that sort of thing.

The warnings labels will include some general language required by the agency, along with language that the companies will be required to draft that describes the side effects of their specific drugs.

Better to draft that high-priced rookie and cross your fingers that he doesn't sprain his other foot next month.

Burnley were quick to help him draft that apology.

Members of the House of Commons voted 78 to 66 for a bill to be drafted that would "require the secretary of state" to introduce a ban.

The latest versions of the national curriculum include revisions to drafts that were fiercely criticised when they were published in February.

I am always hesitant to give too much credence to drafts that could change substantially, but in its current form, the document minces no words.

Some of the authors of the Wyeth hormone articles played significant roles in the work, while others made minor changes to drafts that were prepared for them, the documents show.