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Meanings of foot drill in English
Portuguese
desfile militar Spanish
parada militar Synonyms
Examples for "drill"
Examples for "drill"
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Officials said they hoped to drill the first production wells next year.
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We were able to drill down in great detail, Schiff told reporters.
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I'll insult him; drill a hole in him; my honour requires it.
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Before you drill, think twice and make sure it is absolutely necessary.
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She has a laser-like approach to business, she can drill right in.
Usage of foot drill in English
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Carew, trained on the football field, took to the foot drill as a duck takes to water.
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These are wonderful to listen to and look at, but not ideal for maintaining a crisp parade rate of foot drill.
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Here, three Silent Feet drills to hone your skills:
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Average number of feet drilled per cubic yard
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Number of feet drilled per drill, per shift
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A half-stone costs around £2.50 and is enough for a 30-footdrill.
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Linear feet drilled per hour, per drill
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Whether Wallach's Silent Feet drill was simply a new way to torture "Team Vertex" is debatable.
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Between mounted drills, foot drills might be gone through with in a snappy, free fashion, without rigidity, with daily increasing speed.
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He said the patrols also helped the officers to practise their foot drills and to ensure they were smartly dressed all the time.
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Introduction: Foot drill is a key component of military training and is characterized by frequent heel stamping, likely resulting in high tibial shock magnitudes.
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"Six- foot drills or nine, sir?" I'd ask.