Sentence examples for start a hole from inspiring English sources

"I only use the tee when I start a hole," Mr. Tolmé said, adding that he plays by "winter rules because Mongolia can be often cold".

Once the fracking process has started, the drill structure is moved to the next site to start a new hole.

If the drill bit cannot readily penetrate the metal exterior, it may be necessary to start a smaller hole with a small regular drill bit.

It is hard to imagine another five-win season, but the Jaguars could start in a hole, with games against Indianapolis and the Arizona Cardinals to start the season.

Start digging a hole for your jump, or if there are a lot of rocks just take the top layers, or use a wheelbarrow to haul some dirt from somewhere else.

I started to question how could you start something when you're starting in a hole?

Santora pulled two shovels out of the trunk of his car and ordered Franzone to start digging a hole, in an unpaved portion of the garage floor.

Start digging a hole and make it so big, there's no alternative to coming up with the money to fill it in".

He told the crowd that Jamaica is "a wonderful country," the only place in the world where, if you announce a free and open event, people will "start cutting a hole in the back fence" to break in.

Start digging a hole with a very sharp rounded shovel.

Start digging a hole about 4 to 5 feet (1.2 to 1.5 m) deep and 3 feet (0.9 m) wide.