Sentence examples for fracking bore from inspiring English sources

What a fracking bore.

The march has been dubbed "the largest mobilization against climate change in the history of the planet," and was stunning in its number and diversity; signs called for global warming awareness ("Your momma's so hot, she's about to experience desertificiation"), no fracking, support of polar bears, and rejection of the Keystone Pipeline.

"Get the frack off our land," reads one, while another claims "Fracking kills: Don't bore Balcombe to death".

During the summer, Cuadrilla drilled a 3,000ft (900m) vertical well and a 2,500ft (750m) horizontal bore in its search for oil, but said any fracking for shale gas in the area would need fresh permission.

The energy firm drilled a 3,000ft (900m) vertical well and a 2,500ft (750m) horizontal bore, but said it would need fresh permission to frack for oil.

The energy firm was drilling a 3,000ft (900m) vertical well and a 2,500ft (750m) horizontal bore, but said it would need fresh permission to frack for oil.

Mr Cameron told the Commons Liaison Committee of senior MPs that some fracking critics "can't bear the thought of another carbon-based fuel rearing its head".

Valuing Cuadrilla – which is the only company yet to have fracked in the UK, and the owner of the licences to frack most likely to bear early fruit – at only £160m in nominal terms is a severe blow for those who think the UK's energy future is homegrown gas.

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But he also told the Europeans that they, too, would need to bear the political risks of fracking to develop their own shale deposits in order to build up indigenous energy reserves.

The march will also feature environmentalists carrying a 100m-long "polluted" river and Friends of the Earth will bear props representing the damage done by fracking.