make a draft's Usage Examples:

As the reigning champs, Power did not have the opportunity to make a draft selection but they kept all six players from last year's squad.

" In January 1912, Roosevelt declared "if the people make a draft on me I shall not decline to serve".

Area councils were obliged to make a draft decentralisation scheme by 1 April 1997.

MyFantasyLeague FanDraft provides software specifically designed to make a draft easier and more aesthetically pleasing.

Formerly one would use Google Translate to make a draft and then use a dictionary and common sense to correct the numerous mistakes.

In 1790 he commissioned the neoclassical architect Robert Adam to make a draft for the building of Airthrey Castle of which Adam created two designs.

hall meeting on June 24, 2008, McCain stated, "I don't know what would make a draft happen unless we were in an all-out World War III.

In May 1636, Cotton was appointed to a committee to make a draft of laws that agreed with the Word of God and would serve as a constitution.

for constitutional law and minority problems, the task of which is to make a draft law on the status of minorities in Republic of Serbia.

Rector also stated that the State Military Board had the authority "to make a draft from the militia to obtain the required number for service".

Synonyms:

overdo; do; exaggerate;

Antonyms:

desensitize; calmness; delay; decompression;