Sentence examples for well holed from inspiring English sources

In fact, she's alive and well, holed up in a shack deep in the jungle and relishing the chance to learn more about death from the other side.

The Englishman started well, holing an 80-yard wedge for an eagle two on three but a double-bogey on the 13th checked his progress as he ended seven over.

The drilling crews were putting cement between the casing and the well hole when the accident occurred.

Another type of drill, small enough to be transported on a truck, can be snaked down old vertical well holes and then bore sideways to harvest small pockets of oil, greatly increasing the life and productivity of those wells.

In the early days of oil drilling a century ago, actual mud was circulated down and back up the well hole as a coolant and to remove bits of drilled-out rock.

They went down an access stairway and found the man, whom officials did not name, lying in "what they call a well hole," said Lieutenant Blaich, 39, an 11-year veteran.

Since 2000, Japan has drilled nearly three dozen exploratory well holes in the Nankai Trough.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Local schematic of the model near the well hole.

These micrographs show that the temperature increase will cause; the particles sinter well, holes become larger, numbers of outlet holes increase and hence the porosity will also increase.

But fiber-optic systems can tolerate up to 600 degrees and make possible continuous monitoring of well holes as they are being dug deep under the earth.

But fiber-optic systems can tolerate up to 315 degrees and make possible continuous monitoring of well holes as they are being dug deep into the earth.