Sentence examples for drilling land from inspiring English sources

"It's not oil drilling land".

Mr. Hynek, who farms for a living, said he shared one major concern with his neighbors: the increasing conversion of farmland into drilling land.

In all, the top 50 oil and gas companies raised and spent an annual average of $126 billion over the last six years on drilling, land acquisition and other capital costs within the United States, double their capital spending as of 2005, according to an analysis by Ernst & Young.

Some Amish, traditionalist Christians numbering about 280,000 across the United States, are sitting on prime drilling land in eastern Ohio, but many say the rapid development is encroaching on their pastoral way of life.

In his years of minority-government rule through the 2000s, Harper pushed both Albertan tar sand projects and Arctic drilling, landing Canada last in a World Wildlife Fund ranking for G8 countries in tackling climate change.

"Drill land" in London refers to the housing projects of Brixton and Peckham, south of the River Thames, and of Tottenham, to the north — pockets of isolation in rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods.

In that case, the North Korean military fired on the island after it said South Korean shells from live-fire drills landed in its waters.

On the day the second drone was found, South and North Korea exchanged artillery fire after shells fired during a North Korean military drill landed in Yellow Sea waters claimed by the South.

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Both companies specialise in drilling on land.

Marshes blur distinctions between drilling on land and at sea.