The phrase "at a raft" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a location or situation involving a raft, but without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "We gathered at a raft floating on the lake, ready for our adventure."
Alternatives: "on a raft" or "by a raft".
We tied up at a raft that Leach uses as a sorting station, and he pulled a basket of two-inch-long oysters out of the water.
Roberts, who has done stints as art or fashion director at a raft of international magazines, is also a photographer, and sometime music-video director, and a T-shirt designer.
The stand-off appeared to be resolved a day later, when Democratic and Republican leaders in the Senate agreed to look at a raft of trade-related measures before considering TPA.
Describing herself at that time as "like a drowning person grasping at a raft", she only planned to stay for a couple of months, but remained with the company for 36 years.
He also hinted at a raft of radical policies to be unveiled by Corbyn, including more taxes on big corporations and the rich – defining this group as those who earn more than £70,000 to £80,000 a year.
All of them start their assessment of potential borrowers by looking at a raft of readily available consumer data from credit bureaus such as FICO and Experian, which track who has welched on past bills or car payments (banks use these too).
Drifting among these captivating scenes, the visitor at last comes upon a ship at sea, a Raft of the Medusa fashioned in slats, junk metal and abandoned sleeping bags.
The narrative suggested by "Water" took these two performers through what looked like a hazardous ford, a fraught meeting, drowning, attempts at rescue, a raft, corpses borne on a current and a funeral bier at sea.
In the current financial year that's just finished we had some 373 applications for information commissioner review in the FOI side, but at the same time we had 2,841 privacy complaints coming in that we needed to look at, plus a raft of other functions".
A wave of tax-driven inversions shined a spotlight on the U.S. corporate tax, which has the highest rate in the developed world at 35percentt, a raft of tax preferences that make it easy for firms to pay much less, and rules that allow multinationals to avoid paying at all until they return foreign income to the U.S. Tax repatriation.
Cronin thinks that this kind of system could all be printed at once, a raft of reactions to find the best drug would be printed first, then the set-up needed to test them against a swathe of different printed cell cultures or tissues could be printed alongside.
