Sentence examples for turn the draft from inspiring English sources

Next thing you know, ESPN will move all 32 war rooms to its Bristol, Conn., complex, and turn the draft into "Are You Hot? America's Sexiest Draftees".

"It makes you squeeze the toothpaste out of the tube – you can't overthink it, you have to just write the script, write it now, turn the draft around now".

But since Mr. Oh, a 28-year-old Buddhist cleric, refused to be drafted into the South Korean Army last year, he has not only battled hard through the courts for recognition as a conscientious objector, but helped turn the draft into one of South Korea's hottest political issues.

Don't worry about commas and apostrophes until you're almost ready to turn the draft in.

Another big goal is to turn the "drafts" area, which currently shows additional content that you could publish to your page, into a full-blown stream of updates from other RebelMouse users have published, which you can browse and republish.

Turning the draft into a weeknight event, starting at 7 30 Eastern, means leaving the comfort of competing against Saturday afternoon sports, including N.B.A. and N.H.L. playoff games, and going up against entertainment shows on NBC, CBS, ABC and Fox, as well as local baseball games and the basketball and hockey playoffs on TNT and Versus.

To capitalize, the NFL has even mulled turning the draft into a seven-day event, with the buildup of a mini-Super Bowl.

Draftniks fuel a cottage industry of specialized programming, Web sites and magazines, and they helped turn the N.F.L. draft into a combination tailgate party and debutante ball, a late-April mini-Super Bowl without the bothersome game.

I know that Major League Baseball is trying to turn the amateur draft into a relevant event but, well, it's just not for me - certainly not on a night when the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs are duking it out in Game One of the NBA Finals.

A Nov. 16 editorial says that the best hope in Iraq is for the United States to turn the job of drafting a new constitution over to the United Nations.

However, there are still plenty of players available and many want jobs soon before teams turn to the draft to fill their needs.