Sentence examples for take a drill from inspiring English sources

Damon Albarn has disappointed fans expecting the third Adele album to take a drill'n'bass direction by saying that the tracks he has heard are "very middle of the road".

Take a drill.

Take a drill the size of the pen barrel and drill into the center of the cap.

Take a fiberglass driveway marker (ask about it at a hardware store) and put it in to the PVC Take a drill and drill a small hole on either end of the PVC go all the way through the fiberglass to the other side.

"The big problem is that all the excitement around shale gas, most of it fostered by the U.S., has also led some countries, especially in the developing world, to take a drill-first, figure-out-regulations-later attitude," said Professor Klare, who has written extensively about the way that energy policies affect global security.

Then she takes a drill bit and aims it carefully at the one-millimeter-spot she must hit.

The administration has done a better job on this score than the Bush administration, which took a "drill now, drill everywhere" approach.

Mosul was captured by Isis last year and the video shows its followers using hammers to smash statues that had survived for millennia; then the scene shifts to an archaeological site where a man takes a drill to an Assyrian deity, a winged bull that dates back to the seventh century BC.

Marathon Man (John Schlesinger, 1976) 10pm, Sky Movies Drama "Is it safe?" Laurence Olivier's question is one of the most chilling in the movies, and introduces a squirm-inducing torture scene as the old Nazi takes a drill to Dustin Hoffman's healthy teeth to extract information Hoffman doesn't have.

Take a power drill with a ⁄ inch (0.2 cm) drill bit and drill 3 to 5 holes all the way through the ½ inch PVC pipe.

Take an 1/8" drill and drill the door at the X.