Sentence examples for enough draught from inspiring English sources

After several letters went back and forth between the two admirals, St Vincent, tired of his subordinate's excuses, took the entire offshore squadron and sailed them between the inshore squadron and the shore thus proving that the ships had a shallow enough draught to have given chase and captured the French.

This is not clear-cut evidence that the ships were designed for the Baltic: it was considered that earlier ships had too much draught and not enough freeboard under operational conditions.

"We want to see the next do!" They were still parked out there in the rain when I tottered into the Shepherd's Bush underground station and collapsed, sneezing, on a train that eventually disgorged me at Oxford Circus, with just enough time left to buy a revivifying draught before eleven o'clock, when the pubs closed.

I now have enough content to last all year versus the mid-season/Summer draught I had once known in the past.

For enough cooling air flowing through the finned tube heat exchangers, the performance of the forced draught fans are always pivotal for the final characteristics of the air-cooled steam condenser (ACSC) as well as the power station.

"Draught milk?

... This draught.

Wine is the draught.

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

No draught was reported.

It's all draught and craft".