The phrase "a draught of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific portion or sample of something, often in contexts related to documents, beverages, or plans.
Example: "After reviewing a draught of the report, I noticed several areas that needed improvement."
Alternatives: "a draft of the" or "a sample of the".
Includes inset of "A draught of the harbour of Trepassey in Newfoundland". 1 map : mounted on cardboard ; 39 x 54 cm.
For a light meal and a draught of the unofficial drink of Leipzig - coffee - visit the Coffe Baum, Kleine Fleischergasse 4, (49-341) 961 0060, www.coffe-baum.de, whicallslls itself Europe's second-oldest coffee house.
Timberlake's map, entitled A Draught of the Cherokee Country, accompanied the journal.
The head drinks a draught of wine from the jug, after which it is passed to other members of household.
Rembrandt's honeyed dark is a draught of profundity without which the gold and silver of his fabrics would cloy, the luminous humanity of his faces fade.
It also stipulated that all locks should be 90 by with a draught of 4.5 feet, but the actual depth exceeded 6 feet.
Locks on the Wakefield section can accommodate vessels which are 141 by with a draught of 7.5 feet, while the locks below Castleford have three sets of gates, so that a 200 feet section can be used, rather than the full 457 feet required by the compartment boats.
The Empire Laird, a self-trimming diesel collier measuring 140 by with a draught of 10 feet, was one of the largest vessels ever constructed at Thorne.
In 1790 he wrote a Draught of a New Plan for the Organisation of a Judicial Establishment in France which, together with Dumont's translation of parts of Panopticon and parts of An Essay on Political Tactics dealing with the organisation of legislative proceedings, was also placed before the French National Assembly.
When Beyoncé did it, losing the equivalent of a small child in body weight for the film Dreamgirls, she also drank laxative tea every night and a draught of lukewarm sea-salt water in the morning.
Forward, the ships had a draught of 12 feet, but aft they drew 16 feet.
