Sentence examples for draught war from inspiring English sources

The Bronze Age crossbar wheel found in the XIX century in Mercurago (Italy) is an amazing example of the technical innovations stimulated by the diffusion of horse draught war chariots in Europe across the third and second millennium B.C.

Often, economic crises are caused by real physical problems - like draught, war, demography, or technological innovation that robs one economy of a competitive advantage over another.

They were however disappointing on main line traffic until the draughting was improved after the war.

However, other historians discount this theory, since the historical record suggests the medieval warhorse was quite a different 'type' to the modern draught horse Such a theory would suggest the war horses were crossed once again with "cold blooded" work horses, since war horses, and the destrier in particular, were renowned for their hot-blooded nature.

Perhaps one reason for the pervasive belief that the medieval war horse had to be of draught horse type is the assumption, still held by many, that medieval armour was heavy.

In the United States, the American Suffolk Horse Association became inactive after the war and remained so for 15 years, but restarted in May 1961 as the draught horse market began to recover.

She was sunk with heavy loss of life by a mine in December 1941 during the invasion of the Philippines at the beginning of the Pacific War. Engadine had an overall length of 323 feet, a beam of 41 feet, and a mean draught of 13 feet.

They were mainly used for war, transportation and agricultural purposes, and, by the Tang Dynasty, about l 000 years ago, the techniques for training draught animals had already reached a high level, as had the development of harnesses.

"Draught milk?

... This draught.

Wine is the draught.