“Farmers will provide input into each draft of the plan so it better accommodates their needs.”

“Hooke produced a draft of the building and was ordered to begin work on its construction.”

“The Secretary-General shall prepare a draft budget for the several institutions of the Union and submit his draft for approval to the Committee of Ministers.”

“She quietly opened the window and let herself get drenched in the raindrops that the draught carried into the room.”

“On the arrival of spring, the little party visited the fort, and here, over a draught of whiskey, they renewed their smothered quarrel.”

“Half Pint jumped clear as Red Head picked up the draught piece, shook it, and placed it on the square opposite the first draught his grandad had moved.”

“John Macleod, 45, is an architectural draughtsman, specialising in computer aided structural design.”

“He went on to become an apprentice draughtsman, but the Second World War interrupted his studies, and he later went into engineering.”

“In the etchings of artist Nicholas Ward, his pedigree as a draughtsman is clear to see.”

“John, the drafter, meticulously created the architectural plans for the new building, showcasing his precision and skill in the intricately detailed drawings.”

“Mr. Stanley Semrau: I'm not a lawyer or a drafter of laws, so at a certain level I would be lost in terms of how to respond.”

“This future drafter of the Constitution wrote with some urgency.”

“The other girls would tiptoe down the hall and peek in on them, watching as they played cards and draughts.”

“Whether working in pencil or oil, her fine draftsmanship gives each animal its own expressive identity.”

“Most feature anomalously crude draftsmanship, scabby surfaces and flat-footed figuration.”

“His sentiment has become philosophical, as we are not cowed by caustic warnings but entreated with seductive and satisfying draftsmanship.”

“A Howard University professor of architecture, she served as lead draftswoman for the renovation.”

“He was 7, he said, when his mother, a draftswoman in an architectural firm, was sent for re-education in a labor camp.”

“She is a civil engineer and an expert mechanical draftswoman.”

“A stunning bandana with some very detailed work on the central draughtboard, chosen by K. O. L. Ideally to be worn with the leather jacket!”

“The rooms have Chanel's beige draughtboard motif on the carpet and some walls are painted in the deep blue favoured by Saint Laurent.”

“A touch of yellow underlines its new look and the draughtboard on the bonnet of the motor gives it a beautiful aspect.”

“Recreational facilities and activities that once were appropriate for the unaccompanied draftee are unappealing to professional soldiers and their families.”

“What the soldier, the voluntary soldier and the draftee, experience directly is the war itself.”

“He was there in 1942 as a reluctant Army draftee assigned to military police guard duty at the camp.”

“The draughtsmanship is precise, with just enough deviation to liberate the artist's verve and originality.”

“If one were to judge Watts on his late, symbolic work, one might give him low marks for technique, anatomy and draughtsmanship.”

“The Mughal artists were superb craftsmen and their draughtsmanship and use of colour showed consummate skill.”

“The draftsman carefully sketched the blueprint for the architect's new design.”

“On an ethical issue we depend far more on professional integrity than on text cobbled together by the parliamentary draftsman.”

“If they had wanted legal advice, then they should have appointed a legal assessor, not a draftsman and made that clear to the parties.”

“During the Second World War she worked as an industrial draughtswoman whilst studying art at night.”

“During the war she worked as a draughtswoman at the Air Ministry and then taught A-level art at Dartington.”

“She spent the war years first as a machinist, then as a draughtswoman in the aircraft factory at Hatfield.”

“This involved making holes in the window tracks and has not eliminated the draftiness.”

“I stripped down to my boxers, ignoring the draftiness in my room, and started doing push ups.”

“Since the air isn't blown forcefully downward, you won't feel draftiness or chill.”

“The other girls would tiptoe down the hall and peek in on them, watching as they played cards and draughts.”

“Ten women served as forewomen of coach cleaners, two as draftswomen, and one as an upholsterer.”

“He was a superlative draughtsman and his work has appealed greatly to other outstanding draughtsmen, such as Hockney and Picasso.”

“These courses are geared towards engineers, architects, draughtsmen and technical designers.”

“Its team of naval architects, electrical engineers, marine engineers and design draughtsmen offer their experience to the shipping industry.”

“Serving in the military reserve forces also exempted potential draftees from conscription.”

“Furthermore, even volunteer recruits, many entering because of the draft, received the same low salaries as draftees.”

“In Vietnam, American forces consisted mainly of short-term draftees, who returned to civilian life after their tours of duty.”