Sentence examples for a mine to from inspiring English sources

It's Aristotle's homeland, it doesn't need a mine to flourish".

Separately, the company is in talks to potentially sell a mine to Coal India, this person said.

Purcell himself had a collection of first editions you'd almost have to own a mine to afford.

It is not unusual for a mine to keep several sets of books to track things like production and safety examinations before and during shifts.

Getting the digging and processing equipment to the site costs millions, and then tons of gold must be produced and preferably other valuable minerals must also be present for a mine to be profitable.

In partial consequence, the world paid heed in 1905, when Albert Einstein emerged, like a burrower from a mine, to detonate a terrible charge: every observer has his own time, which varies according to his speed and vantage point.

This paper proposes a mine-to-mill simulation method to determine the limitations of existing ore storage facilities and help their resizing in a context of production expansion.

To achieve a mine-to-tank (MTT GHGG emission which can match the well-to-tank (WTT) greenhouse gas (GHG) emission, a wood fraction of 0.24 and 0.37 is required respectively for the SCBTL system with a char conversion of 100%and70%0%, while this required fraction is increased to 0.45 for the non-solar equivalent.

"The West has gone from a fur-trapping, to a mining, to an agricultural, to a manufacturing, to an urban-centric economy," Binney explained.

"It's a gold mine to have a different place to hunt," said Ruland.

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