"We're drilling all over the place".
"We are drilling all over the place," Obama said in defense of his policies during the presidential campaign.
Mr. Headley said the drilling foreman on his property told him he had drilled all over the world but never in a place easier than Pennsylvania: "Ask for what you want and you'll get it," he quoted the driller.
"Fortunately, the oil, gas and geothermal industries have already done this exploration work for us – there are hundreds of thousands of wells drilled all over the country that we'll use to tell us exactly where to install storage," he said.
It is not only because finding and lifting costs are greater; the industry seems to have finally learned that it isn't in its best interest to go crazy sinking money into drilling all over the place every time oil prices jumps a few dollars.
Many people would argue that Palin did great ecological damage to Alaska and would like to do more by drilling all over it.
So, we are drilling all over the place, right now.... [W]e're actually producing so much oil and gas... that we don't have enough pipeline capacity to transport all of it to where it needs to go.
They focus on reasonably sized chunks of grammar, and drill over and over again, with just slight changes each time.
They know he will drill them, over and over, on their defensive assignments.
