Sentence examples for must be sunk from inspiring English sources
Extracting shale gas is more disruptive than hoicking other hydrocarbons out of the ground far more wells must be sunk than are needed to produce the same quantity of conventional gas.
Your turn continues as long as you keep sinking your pieces - luck shots count and all combinations are permitted The red piece, or 'queen,' can be pocketed at any time after sinking your first piece but must be sunk before your last one.
If the larger balls don't come out, they must be sinking the well, Wattenburg explains.
At 04:50 on 5 June, Yamamoto ordered Akagi scuttled, saying to his staff, "I was once the captain of Akagi, and it is with heartfelt regret that I must now order that she be sunk".
Such an approach would be advantageous in certain applications, such as instrumentation for astronomy and particle physics experiment, where a thermal stage at approximately 1 K would allow an alternative heat sink to the still for electronics and radiation shielding, or quantum computer research where a large number of coaxial cables must be heat sunk in the cryostat.
The plungers or hydraulic elevators operate by water under pressure; the length of the cylinder, which is sunk underground, must be as long as the building is high.
Northern Diving Group's commanding officer Lieutenant Commander Richard Osbaldestin added: "We must remember that when Royal Oak was sunk she was fully bunkered - carrying a significant amount of fuel and her magazines were also full.
The respected weekly Semana ran an editorial with the headline: "We must defend San José!" The ship was sunk by a British warship on 8 June 1708, during the Spanish War of Succession that engulfed Europe's empires after the childless King Charles II of Spain died.
