multiple drill

American  

noun

1. a drilling machine having a number of vertical spindles for drilling several holes in a piece simultaneously.

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Example Sentences

The oil project in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska involves multiple drill sites, a processing facility and gravel roads and pipelines.

From Seattle Times

“There are multiple drill sergeants that are involved in the investigation,” Garrett said.

From Washington Times

Garrett said “multiple drill sergeants” were suspended pending the investigation’s outcome.

From Seattle Times

Multiple drill holes suggest measurements had to be redone and mistakes corrected.

From New York Times

Peter M. Iwanowicz, the department’s acting commissioner, said many of the comments have criticized the proposed standards for failing to adequately address issues like the cumulative impact of multiple drill sites, disposal of wastewater from the drilling and the protection of drinking water.

From New York Times