Sentence examples for used to draft a from inspiring English sources
"We used to draft a quarterback, let him sit four or five years and then play him.
In some instances, the verso of a document is not available because it has been used to draft a separate document or has been pasted down into a volume.
Instead of claiming that the right model of constitution making would have maintained stability in Iraq, Arato focuses on the fragile opportunity for democratization that was strengthened only slightly by the methods used to draft a constitution.
The table of specifications was used to draft a common syllabus.
This formed an overall typology which was used to draft a new framework.
The geometrical parameters of spiral structures obtained from electron microscopy were used to draft a plausible multimeric arrangement.
Despite decrying the closed-door process Republicans used to draft an Obamacare replacement, McCain voted yes on the motion to proceed Tuesday and was one of three Republican senators voting against the "skinny" repeal measure Thursday night.
That first draft isn't good enough for the journal editors, but it's plenty good enough for patent lawyers, who can use it to draft a provisional patent.
We reviewed key literature which synthesised scientific and philosophical perspectives on what makes a theory scientific and useful for the purpose of effecting healthy behaviour change in a target population (e.g., Glanz & Rimer, 1997; West, 2006) and used this to draft an initial list of quality criteria.
After Dr. Coppola left the room to a standing ovation, the teachers there, roughly three-quarters of the 100-member faculty, decided to use the blackboard to draft a letter to Ms. Raab, a number of teachers who were present said.
Students will use their information to draft a two-minute statement in which they voice support or opposition (on behalf of their countries) to the Free Trade Area of the Americas and explain their reasoning: Guiding Questions -How does the country's economy compare to that of the United States?
