Sentence examples for sudden draft from inspiring English sources

During the early stages a sudden draft destroyed a week's worth of work.

A sudden draft could easily blow those curtains into the flame.

The sudden drafting of the new regulation, disclosed now for the first time, has been interpreted by lawyers as a clumsy bid to render lawful the killings that had already occurred.

Engineers say that such a thing is a result of pneumatic action — the sudden back draft created by the recession of a heavy wave combined with the abrupt release of pressure on the outside of the door.

Dickinson seems to have preferred "instant" over "sudden" in later drafts of the poem, but when it appeared in the second edition of her work, edited by Todd and Higginson, a comma materialized in the spot where the question mark had gone.

Following Champollion's sudden death in 1832, his draft of this analysis could not be found, and Letronne's work stalled.

Indeed, the incentive of avoiding the draft often encourages a sudden devotion to studies among 17-year-old males.

"If I plant the seed in customers' heads that I have vermouth on draft, all of a sudden they want to taste it," says Daniel Hyatt, Alembic's bar manager.

All of a sudden, we started having some good drafts, and now we've got what we have.

Parents should be warned not to share a bed with their babies for the first 12 months of their lives in order to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (Sids), according to draft guidance issued by government advisers.

Bachir Lazhar (the Algerian writer and actor Fellag) is a refugee from Algiers, in his fifties, with a long, sad face, a dark goatee, and a sudden smile that gets overtaken by wintry drafts of melancholy.