Sentence examples for cover drilling from inspiring English sources

Thursday's rules specifically cover drilling in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas, to the northwest and north of Alaska, respectively.

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I donned armor and a helmet during "duck and cover" drills.

The preparation, while reportedly not involving the sort of duck and cover drills of the early Cold War era across the United States where schoolchildren hid under their desks, will include evacuation drills for school students and public service announcements that say "get inside, stay inside, and stay tuned," the Honolulu Star Advertiser said, quoting officials.

The Tayu describes a world suffused with anxiety: the Boy opening his eyes during Duck and Cover drills at school; mesmerized by the flashing ambulance lights at a traffic accident; obsessing over the myth of the Medusa and the fate of all those who gaze upon her.

With Theresa May beginning a three-day visit to Japan, the Daily Telegraph reveals that the prime minister will be told to follow the country's emergency "duck and cover" drill if another missile is unleashed by Pyongyang.

My first limited knowledge came in elementary school in a Washington, D.C. suburb, where we practiced irrational "duck and cover" drills, and similarly stupid exercises, useless if there ever was a serious attack on the Capitol.

"Duck and Cover" drills of decades past.

Overshadowing all was THE BOMB, whose explosion was a daily possibility we rehearsed during Duck and Cover drills.

They also practiced "shoot move cover" drills that would improve their muscle memory and enable them to react convincingly as Navy SEALs during filming.

A half-megaton explosion high in the sky can be powerful enough to blow out windows and do damage, but officials determined "shelter in place" and the Cold War "duck and cover" drill sufficient to protect city residents 25 miles (40km) to the north.