Sentence examples for to the drafts from inspiring English sources

Steven Mastin, head of history at a school in Cambridge, who worked alongside historian Simon Schama as an adviser to Gove, said the curriculum bore "no resemblance" to the drafts he worked on as late as last month.

Kushner told me that he saw Sendak, toward the end of his life, eyes dimmed, hunched over his studio desk, pressing his face so close to the drafts that his dear nose was almost touching them.

He sees the bigger picture and, although finishing last in the Eastern Conference looks like a nailed-on certainty for the 76ers with this campaign still in its infancy, a low finish will at least go some way to ensuring a healthy position when it comes to the drafts for the 2016 season.

The rules are designed to ensure "business profits are taxed in the jurisdiction where value is actually created", according to the drafts, making it harder for multinationals to avoid tax by transferring intangibles such as brand or intellectual property to low-tax jurisdictions.

According to the Huffington Post, the former business mogul made edits to the drafts of the show's proposed jokes in order to exaggerate his wealth.

Even worse, the TPP's provisions that strengthen and lengthen patent and copyright protection, according to the drafts that have been leaked, would have even more of an impact in the upward distribution of income.

Barkley, too, is gone to the draft.

"The Ravens take a broad brush to the draft room.

The police reacted to the draft with fury.

Early reactions to the draft fall into two general categories.

The result was a Napoleonic approach to the draft.