draft mark

American  

noun

Nautical.

1. any of a series of figures or marks at the stem or stern of a vessel indicating the distance vertically from the lowermost part of the hull.

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Example Sentences

Mangini was fired after the 2008 season, and the Jets dealt Ratliff to Cleveland as part of a package to move up and draft Mark Sanchez.

From New York Times

We both find that we often write a draft of something on which we are working, print it, review the printed draft, mark it with revisions, copy the revisions onto the electronic version, print it again, review it again, and often repeat the process a half dozen times or more.

From Forbes

You can go back and second guess Seattle's decision not to draft Mark Sanchez instead of Aaron Curry in 2009, but would Sanchez be the right fit for a rebuilding team?

From Seattle Times

On Rex Ryan saying that if the Jets didn’t draft Mark Sanchez he would have tried to recruit him out of retirement… I can’t remember, I want to say it was right before the draft, that I talked to Rex and talked to Mike.

From New York Times

Had I come back that year, they probably don’t draft Mark and it’s still early, but the guy’s played great.

From New York Times