Sentence examples for bottom of a hole from inspiring English sources

"He was in the bottom of a hole, so there was no way he could fight back".

The vehicle I was in was left in the bottom of a hole that was 5m wide and 2m deep.

In impact extrusion (also called back-extrusion), the workpiece is placed in the bottom of a hole (the die), and a loosely fitting ram is pushed against it.

In other words, having slowly dug itself down to the bottom of a hole, the entire economy then fell into a crevasse.

The first photo ever taken from a comet's surface shows crags and a rock face, suggesting the lander is either facing the rim of a crater, against a cliff or at the bottom of a hole.

Weather observers do this by calculating sea-level pressure, which is defined as: "A pressure value obtained by the theoretical reduction of barometric pressure to sea level". In effect, sea-level pressure is what the barometer would read at a particular time and place if it could somehow be at sea level, such as at the bottom of a hole that goes down to sea level.

Remember that taps generally cannot thread all the way to the bottom of a blind hole, so a blind hole must be a bit deeper than the required thread depth.

His voice had a strange echo to it, as if it were rising up from the bottom of a cavernous hole.

It's not rocket science: when you find yourself at the bottom of a deep hole, the first thing you need to do is stop digging.

Still, if you're in a show where a whole island can be moved in space AND time just by turning a magic ship's wheel at the bottom of a deep hole, well, surely you can think of a way to get round puberty?

AltaRock was awarded $6.25 million in financing by the Energy Department late last year to be on the vanguard of an effort to produce renewable energy by fracturing rock at the bottom of a deep hole and then circulating water through the cracks to generate steam — a technique called an engineered or enhanced geothermal system.