Sentences With draught

• Welwitschias hope to make amends in Currie Cup After finding life difficult in the SuperSport Rugby Challenge, the Windhoek draught Welwitschias are looking forward to the Currie Cup First Division, w
• It is a filtered beer available in draught and packaged forms.
• It may happen after sitting in a draught or after a minor twisting injury, for example while gardening.
• Pertaining to a draught, or current of air; as, a draughtly, comfortless room.
• Turtles will often leave a pool or pond before a draught arrives.
• By the dim tallow candles that flickered odiferously in the draught, and deep into the distant parts of the kingdom, looked at Myfanwy and then back at the evil dwarf schoolboy.
• Genetic Variability in the Italian Heavy draught Horse from Pedigree Data and Genomic Information.
• Air, thank him for his service at Merrilor, then force the Black draught down his throat.
• The same is true when it comes to the operational aspects of reporting on mandated draught line cleaning activities and of gathering market intelligence to maximize your presence at beverage taps.
• Soft furnishings like blankets and throws can change the colour or your couch as well as adding comfort and warmth, just as a pattered draught excluder can look adorable as it simultaneously keeps und
• These draught animals had been phased out and are now completely replaced by machines, which are suggested to be more efficient in the modem systems of multiple rice crop production.
• Our Lady of the Rain and legend has it that the painting was made by St Luke himself and in periods of draught, people came to the painting to pray for rain.
• In particular, it should take steps for preserving and improving the breeds and prohibiting the slaughter of cows and calves and other milch and draught cattle.
• LOUIS drinks half the can at a draught.
• The savages in South Africa match their draught cattle bycolour, as do some of the Esquimaux their teams of dogs.
• You can fit brush type draught excluders along the bottom of the door to prevent any cold air from this location.
• If the vessel bears tonnage scales meeting the requirements of paragraphabove, such tonnage scales may serve instead of draught scales.
• Reply to be made to the Six Nations, which together with the draught from the Committee was read and debated.
• It was after the work of overhauling had begun that the cause of the bad draught which had troubled the operation was discovered and remedied.
• Ideally all draught beer delivered to retail will be stored cold until served.
• The draught or allowance by which a pattern is made to free itself from close lateral contact with the sand of the mold as it is lifted.
• This is one of the reasons that Malappuram district is prone to draught.
• Neither the 60-pr nor the 6-in howitzer was ever converted to a system of mechanical draught comparable to any in use today.
• My friend wanted Kingfisher draught, but only Fosters was on offer.
• Double Diamond, Bass Worthington and most notably Guinness, were becoming increasingly available as draught.
• Sleeping draught for the first time.
• Sunday barbecues with a view of the city and local draught beers.
• Collingwood was the first ship to be equipped with forced draught.
• Captain Jim is listed in the Guinness Book Of Records as the most expensive draught horse ever sold.
• The original or draught of a letter; a rough.
• We all know the Ginger Man and draught House have the most dense and varied tap walls in town (81 and 75 taps, respectively).
• Then, with the assistance of several teams of strong draught horses, the island was pulled back gradually about a quarter of a mile from the dam.
• Typically, a TV draught takes place after the big finales in May and avid viewers are forced to twiddle their thumbs until the new season kicks into high gear in September.
• The draught into which he mixed the herbs, however, was mistakenly drunk by Frump.
• On all vessels, British and Foreign, witb or without cargoes, per ton Vessels taking refuge, per ton All vessels, per ton All vessels, per foot of water draught The same rates as at other places.
• Last November Mr Cliff Turner, GALA Complaints Secretary, complained about coverage of the Canterbury draught Cup.
• Healing draught that is not consumed by start of your next turn loses its potency.
• They need draught proofing, the window frames are showing signs of rot, the sash mechanisms aren't working smoothly and the budget is tight.
• Romeo and Juliet: Juliet has taken a sleeping draught to make herself appear dead to her family.
• The door a sheet of iron, to slide in a groove, perpendicularly, acting as a draught regulator.
• Such permit shall also authorize the sale at retail from the premises of sealed containers supplied by the permittee of draught beer for consumption off the premises.
• Pounded by itself mint is good for cholera, taken in a draught of vinegar, for internal fluxes of blood, made into a plaster with pearl barley, for iliac trouble also and tension of the breasts.
• John one moonlight evening, but he said what I felt was a draught, and shut the window.
• To Kieselguhr filtration also is due the marvel of a beer in botdes with the full natural taste, aroma and character of the finest draught becr.
• It felt nice, raised it and gulped a long draught.
• With a deep draught (1.4m), and a lazy 6LW Gardner under the floor she cruises effortlessly at trolling speeds and specialises in overnight trips to White Island.
• Crumbed into a draught it has also been given with bitumen for shortness of breath; for heavy falls three ounces of seed with one pound of oil and a sextarius of wine.
• If the bonsai is happy and growing then it is probably fine but it the weather is very cold it may be worth moving it away from the draught.
• KJV Because it entereth not into his heart, but into the belly, and goeth out into the draught, purging all meats?
• The agreement between NBL and SABMiller prohibits the sale of Hansa Pilsner in Namibia and the same applies to the sale of Hansa draught in South Africa.
• When the physician hands her a draught of medicine to calm her down, Hester visibly hesitates, wondering if there is poison in the cup.
• Note 2: Air draught is the highest point of the vessel's structure above the waterline.
• In most countries the indigenous stock is mainly used for draught and meat.
• The doors or sashes have been left open in such a way as to make a draught.
• All properties in the paintwork programme received a follow-on standard HEES package (at least 1900 properties) i.e. loft insulation, draught proofing and in some cases, cavity wall insulation.
• Violets grow well on shaded draught-free window sills.
• Horses form other districts in France were being used to enlarge the horses of the Perches district from a 454kg - 545 kg coach horse to a 1157kg draught horse.
• CENTRAL draught HOOKS Live minnow hook.
• Ran a Shepherd Means pud they did a Deal with Heineken to brew draught lager in London promoting.
• The draught is read as shown in Figure using the lower edge of the numerals.
• Comber had freely and fully consented to, and drew up the first draught of those articles with his owne hand, when he had first hopes of this marriage.
• Live sports, wide selection of draught and bottled beers, ciders.
• Smaug awakes and instantly notices the theft and a draught of cold air from the opened passage.
• Welcoming our friends and customers with great food, fresh draught and terrific wines.
• Draught Merchant Location Map OLD Imperial Alchemy of Faust overlap with the display.
• The traditional English country restaurant has an a- la- carte menu, and a good selection of draught beers, and a cosy atmosphere.
• Draught beer and delivery service?
• Draught of Troll Bile no longer shares a cooldown timer with the tracking talismans.
• But Antony thinks it well to have them beside themselves, so he calls them back for this last maddening draught.
• Admission is FREE so come one and all to the Brewery Market's Second draught.
• The drunkard here can pour down his throat the intoxicating and deadly draught; but where will he find the liquor to drink in hell, when his drunkenness will be as hot upon him as it is here!
• Do not ye yet understand, that whatsoever enters in at the mouth goes into the belly, and is cast out into the draught?.
• Commercial brewers use this as a marketing tool although it is incorrect to call any beer not drawn from a cask or keg "draught".
• The former are heavier than the latter, and our "active draught" animals fill the requirements very well.
• One day Odin came and begged a draught of water from the well, which he obtained, but was obliged to leave one of his eyes as a pledge for it.
• Wide range of draught and bottle beer from the best local breweries all the way to the best England and Europe have to offer.
• From tiff, a draught of beer.
• Coral Sea length overall is 122m, beam is 20m and maximum draught is 6.35m.
• Speed (1912): 13 knots normal, 16 knots under forced draught 19 knots maximum.
• Just like the first step on the moon, our draught beers have always made a mark in the beer industry opening many doors thereafter.
• The inspector walked rapidly up to the front entrance and pulled aside the draught excluder curtain to disclose a bunch of keys hanging from a nail.
• But they are good draught excluders and easy to fit.
• Draught proofing helps cut fuel bills but you could become ill if you seal off the air supply.
• This commission, after the proper study of the case, for which it had full powers for taking all the evidence it may judge necessary, passes the claim to the executive, with the draught of the resolut
• Due to the air draught restrictions, we set the rig on its frame under our bimini.
• Cath muttered something under her breath and prepared to haul herself up off the floor again but Cross put his hand on her shoulder, set in motion by the draught as the cold air outside met the warmth
• Draught proof your front door, as well as internal doors to stop sound coming through.
• To draught a plan, one need have but a small degree of intelligence.
• Designed by Sir William Rule, she was the only ship built to her draught.
• Up, and after a little at my office to prepare a fresh draught of my vowes for the next yeare, I to church, where a most insipid young coxcomb preached.
• The problem has to do with both high water, caused by melting snow from the Alps and other mountain ranges, and the low waters in July and August caused by summer draught.
• By July the annual summer draught is regularly apparent and everything gets tinder dry.
• Juliet awakes from her sleeping draught to find Romeo dead.
• Not so mild Thales nor Chrysippus thought, Nor that good man, who drank the poisonous draught.
• Like all other Paddlesteamers, she has almost a flat bottom and therefore a very shallow draught.
• This British Pub is one of the best in Bangkok and offers a great variety of draught and bottled beers, wines and spirits, as well as delicious British and Thai food.
• There were saw some draught horse in a paddock, they help the owners on the farm.
• They will, all of them, become elated from a draught of divine love, and that union of theirs, that connection, will also abide forever.
• Simple Alchemy following the formula to obtain the new draught items.
• Charles Pinkney laid before the house the draught of a federal Government which he had prepared to be agreed upon between the free and independent States of America.