Sentence examples for hole bored from inspiring English sources

Imagine that the elevator has a hole bored straight through two opposite walls.

Why is the ear of one who prefers servitude to have a hole bored in it?

One of them screwed four perforating guns together, attached them to a heavy wire, then lowered them into a hole bored in the ground.

The result is eerie, as if someone is whispering directly into a hole bored into your cranium, but also deeply futuristic.

I saw surreal sights, like smoke emanating from inside a standing tree, twisting from a hole bored by a woodpecker like the trailing of a cigarette.

Early versions were made by tying a stone head to a handle with animal sinew or by passing a double-pointed chipped stone through a hole bored in a handle.

The ends of the stretchers, called tenons, are fitted into a bored hole in the leg, like a ball and socket joint.

In addition, the ovalisation of the bored hole can be forecast.

Thus, the time of fungal activity at the cell wall is equal to the penetration time and therefore the hypha is able to grow through the bored hole.

Bulldozers sliced slabs of earth and six drilling rigs bored holes for a drainage system.

The simplest form of table bench was a short length of heavy board split from a trunk and supported on four legs made of saplings set into bored holes.