Sentence examples similar to drill downwards from inspiring English sources

Down aerial (down and A in the air or down on c-stick in the air): Fox spins around and drills downwards.

And yet, he insists, there is plenty of water available if we only look – and drill - downwards.

Drilling Down.

Based on the line-scan digital core image, laminae curved downwards due to drilling disturbance close to liners were frequently observed, which are easily recognized by X-ray CT image.

The ones two-and-a-half miles above Lake Vostok in the Antarctic who – despite having to brave the coldest recorded temperature on Earth – kept their gaze resolutely downwards for more than a decade, drilling a little deeper every year until just weeks ago, when they finally reached the surface of this largest and most secluded subglacial lake.

The drill will first bore 2,300-2,600 metres (7,500- 8,500 feet) downwards; then the drill bit is coaxed to the horizontal and the drilling continues outwards.

Other deep ice drills use lasers or superheated water to make their way downwards.

By the mid 19th century, the related words "bored", "boring" and "boredom" were being uttered with increasing frequency as the malaise spread downwards through society to people who, thanks to the seed drill and the reverberatory furnace, had more time on their hands than they knew what to do with.

“We expect earnings from the U.S. market to be overall flat or downwards in the next five to six quarters as the number of rigs working to drill gas will decline,” says Syed.

Only downwards.

Downwards on trade, downwards on productivity, downwards on global growth".