Sentence examples for drilling language from inspiring English sources

Graham asked Senator Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska, to write the drilling language.

When the Senate cut out the drilling language, the heating oil provision went with it.

When asked whether the spill would change any of the drilling language he and Sens. John Kerry, D-Mass., and Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., have developed, Lieberman said, "I don't think so; certainly not to lead us to remove it".

(Wednesday afternoons are reserved for lessons at a Japanese school, where she is drilled in language and culture).

So Ms. Fransiska spends eight hours in Japanese language drills, on top of her day job at the hospital.

"She was more enthusiastic than average; she really stood out that way," said Seth Hendon, a student at Dartmouth who taught her at a language drill class.

This time, language allowing drilling was inserted in a budget bill that may not be filibustered, a tactic drilling opponents saw as dirty play.

Why is the language of drilling so studded with macho jargon, as in "top kill"?

The key to retaining your new language is drilling what you've learned.

Instructors drilled him on the language of customer service: "sir" instead of "dude," "you're welcome" instead of "it's cool".

The book, Tyrocinium latinae linguae (Recruits' Drill in the Latin Language; 1545), was intended to impart a knowledge of Latin in everyday situations by matching Latin phrases with Dutch ones.