Sentence examples for would drilling from inspiring English sources

The hulking, purpose-built Jack/St Malo platform sits in ultra-deep waters of over 2,000m – displacing as much water as 350 jumbo jets would – drilling down to reservoirs 6,000 metres beneath the seabed (approximately 14 Empire State Buildings deep).

It has already rejected a modest effort to improve fuel economy standards for cars and S.U.V.'s, which would do far more to enhance the country's energy security than would drilling in the refuge or any of the other ecologically sensitive areas on which the Bush administration has cast a covetous eye.

The researchers would drill two holes.

Since he had no oil, he would drill for money.

He didn't say what exactly that means, or where he would drill.

He would drill them, directing them to slide across the court.

Watching Cundiff line up for the kick Sunday, Ash was certain he would drill it.

But, if that failed, it would drill a "relief well", which would intersect with the one spilling oil.

Cuadrilla said it would drill a 3,000 foot well, which could be extended horizontally underground by 2,500ft.

Problem solving requires a vocabulary of the necessary equations and conceptual approaches, and I would drill the students on the equations and concepts discussed in lecture that week.

The conscripts would drill in small units, would augment the volunteer military, and could be called up later to assist with natural disasters.