Sentence examples for draught of from inspiring English sources

From the first, my favourite has been "The Miraculous Draught of Fishes".

Yet pewter was already feeling the draught of competition by the end of the 17th century.

I'm giving them all a revitalising draught of delicious, refreshing Coca-Cola.

This was like a fresh, pure draught of safe, undemanding anodyne pleasure: Arabia Victoriana.

"This whole book is but a draught — nay, but the draught of a draught.

Instead of the fairy dust of hopefulness, there's the bitter draught of helplessness.

A lot of companies have refused to take their full draught of medicine.

Nicaragua's canal, with twice the draught of Panama's, would aim to accommodate such giants.

Mr. Galliano gave part of his romantic soul to Dior, but this tiny presentation was a draught of Galliano-light.

(I know. There must be something wrong with me. I need a reviving draught of some kind).

At the bottom of the barrel sits Lawless, John Hillcoat's draught of macho rotgut about boisterous bootleggers in 1930s Virginia.