Sentence examples for draught from from inspiring English sources
It was 24-6: the draught from that opening sent a shiver through French spines.
"I'm gonna miss you," he says, and he leaves me with an open door and the draught from the stairs.
There are a couple of tense moments as the draught from the helicopter blades sends hair extensions and lace skirts billowing upwards.
They want the election over with.The electoral stimulusAll that money the candidates have been splashing out is useful at a time when Indonesia's economy is cooling sharply in the draught from the global downturn.
Well, it may appear so, but with the inflammable material stored there, the dry, honeycombed wood throughout, and the draught from the open doors, the fast crossover makes complete sense".
"He who completely entrenches himself against boredom also entrenches himself against himself," warns Nietzsche: "he will never get to drink the strongest refreshing draught from his own innermost fountain".
The concerns come after local media in Nepal reported that the down-draught from an American Osprey helicopter blew the roof off a small building while delivering aid to a village.
Perhaps the most cost effective way of minimising draughts from a disused chimney is to use a chimney ballon.
Artist Amy Sharrocks invited visitors to consider their relationship with water by bringing precious samples, which included a melted snowman, droplets from a baby's bath and sacred draughts from an Indian river.
It is all a far cry from the stereotype of a branch of a UK bank, with its long queues, poorly staffed counters and freezing cold draughts from the overused entrance.
The penthouse lounge is a laid-back bar, with DJs from 8pm and draught beers from €3.
