Laterals

His left-handed tosses, basketball throws, laterals, shovels and squirming bull’s-eye passes as he’s in the process of being sacked aren’t things any coach teaches.

It is common to thin (remove) half to two-thirds of peach laterals and to shorten (head) remaining fruiting wood.

Our operations team continues to improve the asset base demonstrably through spacing and longer laterals, which drives a longer, more predictable and more economic inventory life.

Then there’s a potential boon for property owners who are now tasked with a share of the cost for replacing lead laterals.

We turned in line 15 wells in the quarter, which was at the upper end of our 11% to 15% range, with about half of those wells being 3-mile laterals.

On the game’s final play, Jacksonville went into multiple-laterals-to-stay-alive mode.

At the end of March, the city said it would not be clearing private sewer laterals of owner-occupied homes during the pandemic, for the safety of city staff.

Late in the game and down 37-21 to the Hoosiers, the successfully pulled off a ton of laterals for what seemed like the craziest touchdown in years.

Homeowners are responsible for repairs to the laterals, the pipes that connect home sewer and water to the city mainlines running down the street.

We have updated the inventory for longer laterals and for the Upper Marcellus and Utica potential across Northeast Appalachia.

Dolphins running back Kenyan Drake easily evaded Gronkowski to finish off an improbable 69-yard scoring play that featured two downfield laterals.

Looking forward in the second half of the year, I mentioned we’ll be targeting longer laterals, enhancing our financial position and becoming cash flow positive.

We are managing contracts so that we are – in some certain instances upgrading our equipment because as we move into 2019, we’re going to be drilling longer laterals and we may also be pursuing pad drilling.

Completing a wacky 57-yard kickoff return that includes five laterals, Kevin Moen runs through Stanford band members who had prematurely come onto the field.

In North America, a majority of languages do not have rhotics at all and there is a wide variety of lateral sounds though most are obstruent laterals rather than liquids.

Most roots in surface soil are "long ropelike laterals of secondary and tertiary origin".

Some Indigenous Australian languages contrast dental, alveolar, retroflex, and palatal laterals, and many Native American languages have lateral fricatives and affricates as well.

They typically include dental, alveolar, retroflex and palatal laterals, and as many as three rhotics.