Sentence examples for with drafts for from inspiring English sources

Heavily annotated drafts and notebooks for works including The English Patient, along with novels such as his latest, 2011's The Cat's Table, have been collected, along with drafts for his poetry collections and correspondence with authors including Alice Munro, Margaret Atwood and John Berger.

Akkad and his Trancus producing company hired various writers to come up with drafts for a new film, but none worked.

Behind her desk sits an enormous box filled with drafts of the script for Eden, an intensive, troubled project that took three years and two producers to complete.

You can see how carefully Waller worked in his papers, which are full of discarded sections and codas, with multiple drafts for most of the melodies.

"I've seen a drastic change in the preparation of players," said Dimitroff, who has been involved with N.F.L. drafts for nearly two decades.

We can provide advice on gaining access to restricted use data and help with drafting agreements for using it.

Instead of patiently rebuilding with draft picks, for years the Knicks have chosen a Band-Aid strategy, plastering their wounds with overpaid, over-age and often injury-plagued players.

His executive order creating the mandate committee used identical language to the order forming the Medicaid committee, charging the group with drafting proposals "for consideration in the budget process".

Creating a set of guidelines for this was one of the things the group prioritized, last fall — coming up with draft criteria for the appeals guidelines.

The president and some in Congress want broader and quicker changes, and Democratic lawmakers are moving ahead with drafting legislation for a credit cardholders' "bill of rights".

The WP29 met this week to come up with draft criteria for the appeals guidelines, and yesterday issued a press release stating they have agreed on a "common 'tool-box' to ensure a coordinated approach to the handling of complaints resulting from search engines' refusals to "de-list" complainants from their results".