The legitimate purpose of the bradawl is to bore holes in wood so as to ensure the passage of a nail or screw in the right direction, and to facilitate its entrance into the wood.
Now cut out a piece of cardboard to fit over the front of the box; bore holes in it corresponding to those in the bar, G H.
Bore holes at each end and in the middle, shape them roughly with a pen-knife to represent the joined hands of the wrestlers.
The depth to ground-water level should always be determined by test shafts or bore holes in advance of dugout construction.
The presence or absence of underground water should always be determined by test shafts or bore holes in advance of dugout construction.
To scuttle, is to cut or bore holes in a vessel to make her sink.
Bore holes in the outer ends of the arms to hold the paddles (see Boring).
The expansion-bit has an adjustable contrivance that enables it to bore holes of various sizes, but such tools are hardly necessary for beginners, though very convenient and often used by carpenters.
Bore holes in the center of the heads of the two rear barrels and also in the heads of the first barrel and put a shaft of wood, through the rear barrels and one through the front barrel, adjusting the side pieces to the shafts, as indicated.
Bore holes in the center of each so the core will fit in snugly and leave about 1/4 in.
Bore holes in them for the straps of the skates to pass through and fasten them securely.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bore holes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
