Sentence examples for draught up from inspiring English sources

Christopher Guest's new docu-comedy A Mighty Wind ("It's a-blowin' peace and freedom / It blows equa-li-tee!") should send a nice cold draught up the skirts and tattered trouserlegs of the now-geriatric folkie community of the early 1960s.

Split), generally for their own transport needs, accommodating ships with draught up to 8.2 m Kaštela basin C - mooring for laid-up vessels, pest control, fishing boats etc.; the terminal accommodates craft with draught up to 11.6 m The first trading post at the site of the Port of Split was Aspalathos, established by Greek settlers from the island of Vis in the 4th century BC.

It needs to be tucked in tightly too, otherwise it feel like I have a cold draught whistling up my jumper, literally spine-chilling.

The safety advisers saw how it would work: there's a megafan above the ceiling that can suck anything out, a smoke detection system that knows the difference between candle smoke and a problem, and the ventilation system makes draughts flow up, not across, so the flames barely even flicker.

The harbour is only accessible to shallow draught boats drawing up to 4 feet due to the sandbars at the entrance.

The new bulk cargo terminal is planned to accommodate ships with a draught of up to 18.5 m, and 200,000 tonnes deadweight (DWT), i.e. Capesize vessels.

And then halfway through the film, after the essential, pivotal plot change, the costume colour-coding changes completely so the draughts-man turns up in white when everybody else is in black.

Hopsy's HomeTap utilizes two-liter beer bottles that plug into the appliance, serving them up draught-style and keeping them fresh for up to a fortnight – though if you're the sort who subscribes to a craft beer delivery service, odds are pretty good you'll polish off the eight glasses worth of beer a lot faster than two weeks.

Hopsy's HomeTap utilizes two-liter beer bottles that plug into the appliance, serving them up draught-style and keeping them fresh for up to a fortnight – though if you're the sort who subscribes to a craft beer delivery service, odds are pretty good you'll polish off the eight glasses worth of beer a lot faster than two weeks.

And they could double up as draught excluders in wintertime.

But fear not, refillable 64-ounce growlers (jugs of draught beer, $8.50 and up) are available to go.