Sentence examples for to drilling from inspiring English sources
noun
A tool used to remove material so as to create a hole, typically by plunging a rotating cutting bit into a stationary workpiece.
- Wear safety glasses when operating an electric drill.
He'd keep the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge closed to drilling.
And is this decision different from eventually inheriting money related to drilling?
Far from presenting new obstacles to drilling, the rules could win supporters for hydrofracturing.
The Obama administration is backpedaling on the president's commitment to opening more offshore lands to drilling.
The ice pack and icebergs pose threats to drilling rigs and crews.
Pursuing this approach, the report concludes, would add just seven percent to drilling costs.
Albany should amend its proposal and put the area permanently off limits to drilling.
The ice pack and icebergs pose various threats to drilling rigs and crews.
Some environmentalists have raised objections to drilling to subglacial lakes because of the possibility of contamination.
"They still need to learn a lot more as it relates to drilling in the Arctic".
"It seems counterintuitive, especially to people who are opposed to drilling," he said.
