Sentence examples for largest draft from inspiring English sources

Maryland had its largest draft class since 2009 over the weekend with three selections in the top five rounds.

At its height, the organization was the largest draft horse association in the world, in the early 20th century registering over 10,000 horses annually.

Last weekend, the Terps had their largest draft class since 2009 when defensive back Sean Davis (Pittsburgh Steelers in the second round), defensive end Yannick Ngakoue (Jacksonville Jaguars in the third round) and defensive tackle Quinton Jefferson (Seattle Seahawks in the fifth round) were all selected.

It has sometimes been possible to accommodate ships of larger draft than originally planned for in large but relatively old enclosed docks.

THE BAR Fully stocked, with a vast selection of tequilas in three ascending categories (platinum, reposado and añejo, ranging in price from $11 to $100 per 2.5-ounce pour); seven types of margarita ($12 to $14); a good selection of beers ($6 a bottle, $9 for a very large draft); and a modest variety of wines ($9 to $15 by the glass, $34 to $58 per bottle).

As the daughter of a Swiss farrier growing up in a tiny village in the 1940s, I felt a deep nostalgia to hear again my father's precise sound of shoeing the large draft horses standing patiently in front of his forge.

However, larger draft makes the vessel less stable and the ballast in the vessel may have little effect on the stability.

In addition, many existing horses were lost as people were too poor to purchase or care for large draft horses.

In the 1850s, farms began to be consolidated, and more machinery and large draft horses were employed, further reducing the number of ponies needed.

The rich pastures of the Auxois area, including the French Gold Coast, parts of Yonne, the Saône-et-Loire and northern Nievre, are conducive to the breeding of large draft horses.

After the American Civil War in the 1860s greatly reduced the number of horses, there was a significant need for large draft horses, especially in growing cities and in the expanding West.