feel a draft

He could feel a draft of air coming from outside.

She could feel a draft but couldn't identify the source.

Feeling a draft, Mary pulled the blanket around her body.

I moved ahead, feeling a draft of cool air coming to greet me.

Nothing was there, but he could feel a draft.

"I can feel a draft of warmer air coming through here.

She felt a draft and left her desk to check the stairwell door.

Wind blew up around them, and she could almost feel a draft come through the hull.

Cowboy feels a draft on his neck and looks behind him, seeing no one.

Sometimes, the first clue is that you feel a draft."

When he came back into the ballroom, he could feel a draft.

I remained in that position until I felt a draft on my neck.

She felt a draft and looked up to see snow flying horizontally in the driving wind.

It happened that Janice was seated by the door to a connecting room and she felt a draft from an open window.

Turning around, she expected to feel a draft.

Then he felt a draft of cold air, and he knew that he was dead.

She felt a draft on her bare feet.

Hannah felt a draft snake around her ankles and wished she could put more wood on the fire.

I felt a draft of cold air and flicks of water as he took off his coat.

Chani felt a draft against her cheek, turned to see the hangings close.

He could feel a draft around his legs until he closed the door from the tower landing.

She felt a draft from a torn coat sleeve, and leaned her back against the wall, one leg tucked.

As they approached the archway leading into the family room, they felt a draft of cold air.

But they "felt a draft" and Old Rog was about to get frozen out.

Ghandi stepped through the opening, feeling a draft across the back of his neck as the door reformed behind him.