drill into造句

The user has to drill into each method separately.

Gradually, these naughty ghost slipped away, into the clear water assiduously to drill into the soil.

They also support a dotted notation to drill into values in a data structure.

Or, they may drill into a specific book and then make a purchase.

You have to drill into rocks much harder than those you normally encounter in oil fields.

Parents often try to drill into their children how much they owe them.

To do that, you have to drill into rocks much harder than those you normally encounter in oil fields.

Madam's facial expression of that Liu's mansion heaves red, quite anxious to seek a ground aperture to drill into.

You know everything, but you just have to drill into the horns and say it's your own ivory palace.

The more afraid the soap water will flow into your eyes, the more you like to drill into the corner of your eyes.

When we got to the edge of the woods, we set up our bikes and could not wait to drill into the woods.

Whenever the opportunity presented itself, she would drill into me the values that she saw there: tolerance, equality, standing up for the disadvantaged.

To help solve this mystery, scientists went on an ocean expedition to drill into a large, 145-million-year-old underwater supervolcano.

When I closed my eyes, I could hear cuckoo's cry. This mountain was racing with the fragrant flowers and grass in the grass to drill into the nostrils. It was really intoxicating.

The eyelashes of the middle-aged man standing in front of him were still long, his eyes sank deeper, and there was no shyness, but there was an aggressive force to drill into the heart.

Youth we have vitality, at this time we all have a heart full of curiosity, the temptation of life will take the opportunity to drill into our hearts and capture us.