Sentence examples for slight draft from inspiring English sources

Flanagan said recently in an interview that "love is the scent of a sleeping back, death a slight draft of bad breath," and, on finishing "Narrow Road," that seems about right.

The slight draft of pathos and regret that chill these retrospective musings came through all the more strongly in his recent interview in Die Zeit, in the course of Spielberg's discussion of the new film: Without any special effects or super-powers, Tintin's strength lies in his personality, or, rather, you could say, in the lack of his own personality.

Morgan's subordinate, Col. Basil Duke, had informed him that the river was too shallow there for the Union gunboats, unaware not only of the slight draft of these boats but also of the heavy rains in West Virginia that had raised water levels.

The slight draft wafting its way in from the day-old snow on the ground that makes you pull your coat a little more snugly around you.

The coal fires are similar to those that smoldered for months beneath the wreckage of the World Trade Center, in that they involve buried fuels and are sustained and intensified by slight drafts of air and heat locked into surrounding rubble or rock.

The process of adjusting, however, required the utmost attention to the scales' balance, and the slightest draft could upset it.

Its nano-sized particles become airborne from the slightest draft.

Next, I had a Passion Fruit Witbier draft, a slight twist on a Belgian classic.

A3 Iraq Set to Draft Constitution Members of Iraq's National Assembly named a 55-member committee with a slight Shiite majority to draft the country's constitution.

Jefferson and Adams sent copies of the rough draft, with slight variations, to friends.

While others have replaced Davis's yardage, Martin, who has known Davis since they both felt slighted in the 1995 draft, believes Davis brings something less tangible to the Broncos.