Sentence examples for deeper draught from inspiring English sources

The tension leg system consists of a hull-like structure having positive buoyancy which is held to a deeper draught by means of tension legs at each corner.

The IKH requires a hull form to be modified by introducing an angle of inclination to the keel of a vessel, which results in a smaller draught at the bow and a deeper draught at the stern.

Calypso and Calliope differed from their nine predecessors of the Comus class in armament; they were also slightly longer, had a deeper draught, and displaced 390 tons more.

5000 LT of armour was added to the design in late 1916, based on British experiences at the Battle of Jutland, at the cost of deeper draught and slightly decreased speed.

The work was completed in 1848, and the sluice at Marmount Priory was also built at this time, in order to allow boats with a deeper draught to navigate through Upwell and Outwell.

When he wanted to sleep, he took a deep draught of whisky.

Not to be left out, Bill Murray, too, in the title role, takes a deep draught of Bowie.

Chances are Delony had taken a deep draught before the fight; his habitual drinking had prompted several officers to express concern to Delony's colonel, Thomas R.R. Cobb.

When one term represents several very similar concepts, the concept-term-relation is called polysemy (2), for example, in pull as an act of inhaling as compared to pull as a deep draught of a drink, where the consumed medium differs.

Royal Oak had a length overall of 620 feet, a beam of 88 feet and a deep draught of 33 feet.

They had a beam of 73 feet and a deep draught of 26 feet forward and 27 feet aft.