Sentence examples for being able to drill from inspiring English sources

She wrote that "being able to drill down to a more detailed level and focus on a specific geographic area of Indonesia" and "get first-hand opinions from travelers has helped us make a better decision".

But a Giants quarterback's job description includes being able to drill the ball through the wind in Giants Stadium in December, and a Giants receiver's job description includes being able to catch the ball in the wind.

When planning, being able to drill down for more detail (spatially and sectorally) can be quite important.

The advantages of being able to drill difficult materials, specifically superalloys and ceramics, are exploited in the laser drilling of cooling holes in thermal barrier coated superalloys.

Being able to drill down by mood and genre makes it so that recommendations on Songza feel a lot more varied and spontaneous, but remain more focused on areas you're likely to enjoy.

DataSift's bread and butter is being able to drill down on vertical data, for example mentions of Starbucks on Twitter with a positive sentiment or Foursquare checkins from people with a certain Klout score.

"Eventually our goal is to be able to drill to 10km".

"He's able to drill down and begin to know little things like nobody else".

The spokesman, Curtis Smith, said the company still hoped to be able to drill this summer.

They'll be able to drill at twice the depth of BP's ill-fated well.

This time, he was able to drill down about twelve feet, to ice that was some twenty-five years old.