Sentence examples for managed to drill from inspiring English sources

It leaked for 10 weeks before crews managed to drill relief wells.

The Americans managed to drill their way right down to the bottom of the ice sheet, but when they were finished they didn't quite know what to do with the core they had produced.

"In partnership with UNICEF, we managed to drill water wells, install water pumps, install desalination units, and train our staff, thanks to our donors who made all of this possible," said Palestinian Water Authority Minister Dr. Shaddad Attili.

At that point, they poured antifreeze down the hole, and eventually managed to yank the drill back up, but by then the weather was turning, and they had to close the station for the season.

It's an ironic victory for the oil industry, which has managed to leverage global warming to drill for more oil, perpetuating the problem in a vicious cycle.

It might seem hyperbolic to say that this felt like taking a power drill to thegenitals, but I do wonder how they managed to squeeze a power drill into this tiny casing.

It might seem hyperbolic to say that this felt like taking a power drill to the genitals, but I do wonder how they managed to squeeze a power drill into this tiny casing.

Mrs. Shager, Mrs. Dean and a dozen other nearby residents contended, among other things, that Southwestern — through sloppy operations — somehow managed to pollute their water with drilling or fracking fluids.

A good run by Adam Matthews saw the Welshman pick out Henderson, who drilled a low shot which Kello managed to hold.

With or without the RehearScore, Linda DeRungs, the music director, understood the Sondheim songs inside and out, and with continual drilling over five weeks managed to get 15-year-olds to fly through the difficult material fluently.

Sally Gill, planning manager for the council, said: "Island Gas has been able to demonstrate how they intend to make sure that the effects of the drilling can be effectively managed to make sure they do not become unacceptable to the local area and local community".