Sentence examples for who drill from inspiring English sources

HOUSTON — The oil and gas business is full of gamblers who drill deep and often, praying for gushers but frequently ending up with dry holes.

Some of the movie's funniest moments observe the incompetence of these inept fools who drill into a wall only to rupture a water main.

But unlike burglars, who drill into or otherwise damage locks, the club's members follow a cardinal rule that locks may not be damaged in any way.

He plays hurt, he throws blocks, he throws into double coverage, he jokes around with the linemen who drill him into the turf.

She uses her budget to provide students with two full-time and one part-time reading recovery teachers, as they are called, and two corrective reading teachers who drill small groups of students.

The millions of migrant workers who drill for oil, deliver pizza or take care of older adults far from home sent nearly $582 billion back to their countries in 2015, according to the World Bank.

She lived with her mother, who drilled home the idea of a self-sufficient woman.

One of those very people who "drilled" Robshaw was, of course, Jones himself.

Danny Graham picked up David Meyler's long pass forward and fed Livermore, who drilled a low shot under Ben Foster.

They took the material to a dentist who drilled holes in the magnet, wearing out three drills in the process.

Harold Pinter, who drilled Mr. Sands exactingly (and, it would seem, inflection by inflection, pause by pause) in interpreting his poetry.