How to Use "Draft" with Example Sentences

draft (n): a piece of writing that is not the final version; a flow of cool air

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Used with adjectives:

"The early draft is due tomorrow."
(early, first, initial, original, rough, working, revised, final)

"There is a cold draft coming from the window."
(cold, cool)

Used with verbs:

"He will write a draft of the screenplay."
(write, produce, draw up, prepare)

"When will you complete the final draft?"
(complete, finish)

"They will send him the rough draft."
(send, submit)

"The editor will issue the final draft."
(issue, publish, release)

"They blocked the draft coming from the door."
(blocked)

Used with nouns:

"It is not in the draft agreement."
(agreement, bill, report, law, contract, document, letter, proposal, plan)

Used with prepositions:

"Can you put the changes in the final draft?"
(in)

draft (v): to write a rough or early version

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Used with adverbs:

"The business contract was carefully drafted by the company's attorney."
(carefully, well, originally)

"The report was poorly drafted."
(poorly, badly, quickly)

Used with nouns:

"He drafted the contract."
(contract, document, law, bill, legislation, letter, memo, petition, plan, proposal, will)