Bore a few different-sized holes through it and you will have a very handy device for offsetting pipe.
Offsetting pipe is a very convenient way of getting the pipe or fittings back to the wall for support.
There is a little trick in offsetting pipe that one will have to practice to obtain.
There was more than one well by this time; Avenger Number Two and Three and Four were going down, and offsetting the first Avenger were three of Nelson's rigs.
Many an operator has gone broke offsetting wells in order to protect his leases, especially if he has a number of neighbors who all start drilling promptly.
A substantial amount of ordinary trade is carried on by means of partially offsetting book-credit, time bills of exchange, simple barter, etc.
This slope can be obtained by offsetting or corbeling each brick course only 1 inch.
The country has such vast area, and the requirements in different parts so vary in season that a deficiency of money in some sections would find a measurably offsetting surplus in others.
And it is not improbable that there was an offsetting disadvantage.
It is not easy to believe that the advantage of sole occupancy of the visual field for five seconds, without any offsetting disadvantage in the next five seconds, should have so slight an effect on the course of ideation.
The Gracchi sought to relieve these evils by passing laws limiting the amount of land which might be held by one person, and offsetting the power of the nobility by securing the economic independence of the people.
There is no balance, no justice, no offsetting the indecent by that which is noble and good.
This was good common sense, seasonably offsetting the prevalent but foolish notion that the Southerners were naturally a better fighting race than the Northerners.
To all of these objections the visitors by turn answer, offsetting one reason by another and all the while trying to put the other people into good humor and soften their hearts.
The finding of a dead animal on the farm is of highly evil import and no means should be left untried toward offsetting the threatened ill.
On the other hand, I expect to derive great joy in offsetting this sad news later on in my humble speech.
Furthermore as demonstrated by the city of Cleveland the revenue from collecting waste papers assists substantially in offsetting the cost of the collection of municipal wastes.
It is next to impossible to “feed” sheets so charged, and there is every likelihood of the ink from one sheet offsetting to another.
Offsetting these handicaps, however, and more than equalizing them, was the moral strength of the Serbian fighting units.
British and other allied ships were unable to inflict damage on the coast defenses of Germany, but the latter in two successful raids had been able to bombard British coast towns, offsetting in a way the loss of oversea dominions.
They may fall on persons who do not get the full measure of the offsetting gains.
There is no fear of the ink offsetting or marking the print placed above it.
The prints may be piled on the top of each other immediately as they are lifted from the block, without fear of offsetting or marking each other.
The offsetting loss of the free health-giving pleasures of country life cannot easily be expressed.
An offsetting disadvantage appears in the loss to the laborer in the decline of his powers.
The tolls will represent to the users an expenditure only partially offsetting the increased efficiency of the agents of transportation.
Offsetting them, however, in large measure, are the speculative losses, by which in many cases the investment has been swept away altogether.
British and other allied ships were unable to inflict damage on the coast defenses of Germany, but the latter in two successful raids had been able to bombard British coast towns, offsetting in a way the loss of over-sea dominions.
This simple offsetting and cancelation of debits and credits would greatly limit the amount of gold that would have to be shipped.
