Sentence examples for large draught from inspiring English sources

Which is why, perfectly logically, Sonos's latest product is a soundbar – one of those things that sits like a very large draught excluder on the floor under your TV (or, sometimes, on your TV table; or if you're tricksy, above the TV).

Although the fishing industry thrived in Christchurch, the importance of the harbour declined as it became inaccessible to vessels of a large draught.

The Finnhorse was never bred to be a particularly large or heavy draught horse, as it was the only horse breed of the country, and versatility was desired as the Finnhorse was also used as the primary steed of the cavalry.

The Finnish Draught type is, pound for pound, stronger than many larger draught breeds.

The pony-sized Finnhorse is suited to practically any use the larger Finnhorse is, with the exception of heavy draught work because of its smaller size and proportionally reduced strength.

Washed down with a big draught of engaging palaver.

However, destriers were not as large as draught horses, averaging between and.

Large teams of draught horses or oxen pulled the heavy early cannon.

Large teams of draught horses, or oxen, were used for pulling the heavy early cannon.

Another advance during the Middle Ages was the development of the heavy mouldboard plough, which allowed dense and heavy soils to be tilled easily; this technology required the use of larger teams of draught animals including oxen and horses, as well as the adoption of larger fields.

The crossbreeding was used to produce larger ponies for draught work, and Eriskays and other island ponies were crossed with horse breeds from mainland Europe, including Arabs and Clydesdales.