Sentence examples for well kicks from inspiring English sources

Reads the game well, kicks well and tackles well.

If it is not properly evaluated, it can lead to numerous drilling problems such as dangerous well kicks, lost circulation, blowouts, stuck pipe, excessive costs, and borehole instability.

If the formation pressure is not properly evaluated, it can lead to numerous drilling problems such as dangerous well kicks, lost circulation, blowouts, stuck pipe, excessive costs, and borehole instability.

Numerous problems such as dangerous well kicks, lost circulation, blowouts, stuck pipe, excessive costs, and borehole instability may arise while drilling, if pore pressure is not predicted before drilling.

The floor price could well kick in, on current market expectations given EU troubles.

"They were clinical, took their chances well, kicked their goals and looked strong from the start.

While England did the basics well, kicking aside, Scotland have less of a stable platform from which to build.

This was the most dispiriting of all their heavy defeats, as if because the urn had already gone they might as well kick it down the road.

As your mind wanders to a nice, hearty fry up, your gag-reflex may well kick in as a new wave of nausea engulfs you.

Of course, she may well kick out with her hind legs, in which case it is only Teaser's ribs that cop it.

This is a new one on me, but given it made the headlines yesterday we may as well kick off with it.