Draughty

The movie theater was draughty, causing some people to complain about the cold breeze.

It's so draughty in this old house, we need to seal the windows and doors.

The old cottage was quite draughty during the winter.

The restaurant had to install curtains to block the draughty breeze coming from the open patio area.

The library was usually warm and cozy, but today it felt unusually draughty.

The old house had a draughty attic that always felt stuffy.

After being in the crowded bus for hours, she longed for fresh air and despised the draughty atmosphere inside.

The room felt draughty, making it uncomfortable to sit in.

The tent was not well-insulated, and the draughty air kept us awake all night.

Despite the draughty conditions, the museum visitors still enjoyed exploring the exhibits.

The office building had draughty corridors, making it uncomfortable for employees during the winter.

I felt a draughty breeze coming from the open window.

The office space was draughty, and employees had to wear extra layers to combat the cold air.

I had to wear multiple layers of clothing to stay warm in the draughty old house.

The poorly insulated office was draughty, forcing employees to wear extra layers of clothing.

During the winter months, the draughty attic was the coldest part of the house.

Jane decided to move her desk away from the draughty window to stay warm while studying.

The draughty tent made camping in the mountains a challenging experience, even with warm sleeping bags.

The draughty corridors of the hospital made it uncomfortable for patients waiting in the long queues.

Despite wearing a heavy coat, Tom still felt the draughty breeze while waiting at the bus stop.

The open field felt draughty as the wind blew through the tall grass.

I had to wear an extra layer of clothing because my office is always draughty.

The old car had a draughty window, and cold air would seep in during the winter drives.

Despite having a draughty office, she managed to focus on her work by using a small space heater.

The classroom was always draughty, making it difficult to concentrate during the winter.

The draughty theater made it uncomfortable to watch the play, as the cold air kept blowing in.