Sentence examples for drills at all from inspiring English sources

"Our homegrown Connecticut players, they don't get into the stick drills at all".

They traversed the country, giving exhibition drills at all principal points, and eliciting everywhere the highest commendation from most competent authorities.

For days now, the president and his operatives have been fighting off accusations that he shirked his wartime duties, first finagling his way to a safe berth in Texas thanks to being the son of a congressman - and then barely bothering to turn up for drills at all.

Though the Lansburgh is near the new MCI Center and such high-culture institutions as the National Portrait Gallery (housing a smartly done exhibit on "Celebrity Caricature in America") and the National Museum of American Art (with a revealing Stuart Davis retrospective), it would take perpetual fire drills at all of them to make the neighborhood pass for a lively urban environment.

He said that while the state had regulatory powers over "the method and manner of drilling and the like" so that the gas industry operated under uniform standards statewide, local governments could decide whether they wanted drilling at all.

But she did express concerns about the environmental costs associated with natural gas and went so far as to suggest there may be places where it was too dangerous to drill at all.

That made vast shale fields uneconomic to drill at all.

And many, in addition to Beinecke, didn't favor drilling at all.

Opportunities in Southern Iraq for example are more about field exploitation, while Kurdistan has been an exploration frontier with no producing fields and very few wells drilled at all.

This insistence on drilling at all costs ignores the most basic rules of arithmetic.

To document the geological context of the different sites, and specifically the grain size of the sandy aquifers, wash borings were collected while drilling at all 6 sites.