Sentence examples for drill beneath from inspiring English sources
PAGE A10 New York BURYING A TUNNEL DRILL BENEATH PARK AVENUE As tall as four men and with the weight of two whales, a gargantuan drill that has been hollowing out tunnels for a train station under Grand Central Terminal will be buried, dormant and decayed, 14 stories below Park Avenue.
More disappointing is the film's studied neutrality, reciting talking points yet failing to drill beneath them.
One controversial measure not opposed by Labour was the change to trespass laws to allow fracking companies to drill beneath people's homes without their permission.
In her first interview since being appointed, Amber Rudd told the Sunday Times the government would push ahead with its promises to expedite the extraction of shale gas and change the law to allow frackers to drill beneath national parks.
It issued two licenses for oil exploration in January and is finalizing a third, hoping to pave the way for rigs to drill beneath its seas for the first time.
In a few weeks they will drill beneath the thick ice in the remote Canadian Arctic and in freezing water explore the wreck of the Erebus, flagship of Sir John Franklin's doomed expedition to discover the North-West Passage.
Yet it would be safer than drilling beneath the Missouri River.
The team drilled beneath the ground to take sample cores from up to 165 metres beneath the surface.
In 1986 the surface accessible for drilling beneath the seas stood at 15 million acres around the world.
A new station is to be built underneath the old one, and miles of tunnels drilled beneath Stuttgart and beyond.
Most other companies make only smaller steel pipes, used for drilling beneath the waters of the Gulf of Mexico or in the rich shale rock of Pennsylvania.
