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• Another possibility would be to combine the draft with some sort of nonmilitary national service.
• This is partly because neither fertilizers (besides ash) nor a great number of draft animals are necessarily needed.
• Guests receive coupons good for two free well drinks, a draft beer or house wine.
• For $20 you get ‘all you can create on a plate’ and all the draft beer and house wine you care to drink.
• It is hoped that each will complete a preliminary draft of a new play by July 2005, with a view to five new works being created for possible production over the next few years.
• This is a rough draft , which means that I already know I didn't nail it, so please don't hold back if you think something's wrong!
• The Hawks are stuck in a rut of being bad enough to miss the play-offs but not bad enough to end up with a franchise player in the draft .
• These dogs traveled with the Roman armies, for whom they served as guards, protectors and draft dogs.
• The windows are too far from the seats, and you must stretch out your neck across an air-con vent that blows you with a fierce cold draft .
• There was no draft in the room, but the slip she wore under the dress didn't stop the cold from wrapping around her wet legs.
• Until then, I'm just going to push myself like a madman to finish the first draft of this new piece before I leave to go home next Thursday.
• Others soon recognized the talents of the bouvier and adopted it for several tasks, including general livestock work, turning milk churns and work as a draft dog.
• I go there to prepare speeches, or draft articles and letters.
• Today's volunteer Army is engaged at a pace unseen since the end of the draft 30 years ago, and worldwide commitments magnify the stress on the force.
• When England passed a law in 1856 forbidding the use of dogs for draft work, British interest in the greater St. John's lessened.
• A first draft of the plan is out today outlining how to ration scarce medications and speed vaccine production in the event of a worldwide flu outbreak.
• The café-bar served good draft beer that never spilled as we raced through hill and vale.
• Even if the Broncos find a good free-agent backup, expect them to draft a quarterback.
• Much of the fun and palpitations of Rotisserie League play occurs at the draft of players at the start of the season.
• There were plenty of opportunities to a deferment from the draft and avoid service.
• I have no problem spending $5 for a draft beer at a tavern, but for some reason I won't spend half that much for a package of sponges.
• Since a job description for this office could not be found, I generated a preliminary draft of such a document.
• Built for voyages across the Abyss Ocean, the huge galleon's deep draft requires it to be anchored far from the shore, nearly out of the protection of the bay.
• He reported this tale during his therapy hour at a cheap tavern where we drank draft beer for 35 cents a glass.
• At most he's guilty of modestly sloppy wording in the first draft of his initial piece about the memo a week ago, a mistake that he quickly corrected.
• The big step away from this model was the end of the draft .
• Rasmus signed for a million dollars quickly, and was one of my favorite players in the draft .
• The first draft of the documents was unveiled last September, following an extensive consultation process.
• The pint glass is used for draft beer in addition to being served chilled with bottled beer.
• Art Business News has obtained a preliminary draft of the report.
• Accordingly, in March 1863, Congress passed the Conscription Act to draft men into military service.
• She washed down the small gob of starch with a draft of spring water, grateful that her stomach would be pacified for an hour, long enough for sleep to come.
• As it was, the draft was like a tax unfairly levied.
• The signed agreements will remain held in escrow until Neil receives the banker's draft .
• The consultations next week will give farmers an opportunity to provide input into the final draft of the plan so it better accommodates their needs.
• It is possible the US could again institute its military draft in order to recruit the numbers of troops required to cover all its commitments.
• At least if the draft were revived a big portion of the drinkers would be in other parts of the world.
• My instructing solicitor has written out that further order as indicated by your Honour, so the draft order I am handing up is with the original conditions in it.
• The delay is widely blamed on the prosecutors in his case, who have so far only prepared draft versions of their reports into each group member.
• This working draft can be compared to a rough draft of a manuscript, essentially containing all of the information needed but still requiring some hard polishing before completion.
• After the draft , most teams have filled those needs with young players.
• The Army made the volunteer Army work after the draft ended 30 years ago and also convinced its soldiers that they could lead almost normal lives.
• The Wolverines star might be the most talented offensive player in the draft .
• Talk of reviving the military draft , to supply enough troops for the war on terror, is just that, talk.
• Music was playing, children ran through fountains of water, beer-lovers stood in enormous lines for draft beer.
• If you are serving draft beer be sure to include a system that enables you to lock-off the taps.
• It isn't as good on plain paper though, with no happy medium between printing in the detailed finer modes and the speedier, but rougher, draft modes.
• Look for the Chiefs to draft a developmental quarterback, perhaps even on the first day.
• ‘So,’ the dragon paused to take a draft of his drink, his red lips pursing as they passed over the lip of his mug.
• Kader Khan realises his mistake - and immediately gives a draft for the bounced cheque!
• Under regulations introduced last year, all wild salmon caught by rod and line anglers must bear a blue tag and those caught by draft nets a green tag.
• ‘It's hard to draft , to sit behind someone,’ says Sinden Racing driver Ed Carpenter.
• A council spokesman said the creation of the plan would broadly follow the same route as the first, except that the draft of that plan had never been submitted to the Government.
• ‘There is a lot of talk about stainless steel for use in draft beer systems,’ he says.
• It is to be supplied with a summary of the case and the preliminary draft decision, on which it delivers an opinion.
• They were one of the earlier draft versions prepared by the Crown Prosecutor to assist the judge in putting the case before the jury in the summing up.
• A leading cause of this is that many bartenders don't know how to properly pour draft beer.
• New Zealand Post had a preliminary draft of that report.
• Some linebackers are available in the draft , but they must be unusually speedy to play in this system.
• a manuscript draft representing the explorer's latest findings
• The men plow and deal with draft animals, while women tend to be responsible for pigs and poultry and vegetable gardens.
• WR participated in data collection and interpretation and in writing of the first draft .
• Those community bonfires that survive draft in special wardens and firework lighters.
• In March, the department announced that Japanese-Americans would no longer be eligible for the draft .
• This was originally allocated for housing in the first draft of the Local Plan.
• So which ever discipline you are going to try and use to pass a guy whether its draft along behind and try to pull out and get him or you're going to try to out-handle him down in turns three and four it provides for a unique race.
• In 1980, a system of compulsory registration for the draft was instituted.
• There was much writing to be had, resulting in a first draft of my book.
• Furthermore, even volunteer recruits, many entering because of the draft , received the same low salaries as draftees.
• If a player is available early in the draft or in free agency, the team must make a move and cut Brown loose.
• Even more ominous was the lack of grass for the draft animals and periodic sightings of signal fires lit by warriors who monitored the army's progress.
• the White Sox chose him in the 13th round of the 1990 draft