The phrase "as the draught" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a draft or a current of air, often in literary or formal writing.
Example: "The room felt chilly as the draught swept through the open window."
Alternatives: "like the draft" or "similar to the breeze".
There are a couple of tense moments as the draught from the helicopter blades sends hair extensions and lace skirts billowing upwards.
As the draught of supply continued on, Daniel and Trish went through physical withdrawal, calling in sick to work and sedating themselves with anti-anxiety medication and scotch.
In the United States, the American Suffolk Horse Association became inactive after the war and remained so for 15 years, but restarted in May 1961 as the draught horse market began to recover.
In the meantime, Dickinson has his eye on simpler fixes, such as plugging the draught streaming into our kitchen.
You can feel the draught as it goes by.
Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said: Europe's markets have continued to weaken with companies with particular exposure to emerging markets starting to feel the draught as investors wake up to the possibility that the recent rate hikes in these various markets are quite likely to prompt a slowdown in these parts of the world.
For farm work, such as ploughing and harrowing, the draught horse used was called an affrus (or stott), which was usually smaller and cheaper than the cart horse.
This popular pub offers 50 international beers, 15 of which are on tap on any given evening, as well as the occasional draught cider.
Examples include breeds such as the Irish Draught or the Cleveland Bay.
The interaction among these three variables was also taken into consideration, and a multiple linear regression analysis was performed aiming at establishing a mathematical relationship for simulating the draught variation as a function of these variables.
Spraying water on a roof provides natural chill through evaporation, as do draught towers.
