Sentence examples for The prospector from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who explores or prospects an area in search of mineral deposits, such as gold.
The prospector was the little kid, and the teenager too.
The Prospector (1985), which Atlantic will publish in the UK next year, depicts such a family loss in 1890s Mauritius as an expulsion from Eden, yet incorporates myths of the colonial encounter, from Robinson Crusoe to Shaka Zulu.
The Prospector For all its detailed mathematics and its exacting time lines, the Plan wouldn't mean much in exurban counties if all these new Republican voters I kept hearing about wouldn't answer their doors.
The Prospector search engine is the largest and most widely used informational resource in the plastics industry, with a database that includes more than 85 000 plastics and thousands of other materials.
The prospector has the rights to the valuable hard-rock minerals contained therein.
The Prospector Pete statue, formally named "The Forty-Niner Man," was unveiled at Cal State Long Beach in 1967.
The verdict scotches the "Go West" dreams of the lone prospector, the longshot player, the selfmade man.
Even the prospectors were skeptical.
Few of the prospectors struck it rich.
Clara and I called ourselves the Prospectors.
