Sentence examples for a prospector of from inspiring English sources
"I'd be a prospector of the prospectors.
In Moab, Utah, where he was born, his father worked as a surveyor and a prospector of gold and uranium.
With a steady enrollment of 4,000 pupils, Edwards has a well deserved reputation as a prospector of crude talent; be found champions Bob Hewitt (at 12), Fred Stolle (at 17), Martin Mulligan (at 15) and Jan Lehane (at 11).
Several times during Eric Clapton's show at Madison Square Garden on Monday night he began a guitar solo with authority, and a prospector of thrills might have been tempted to lay a bet.
He earned his considerable mint by discovering a way to monetise consumer stupidity, like a prospector of the permanently baffled, by a) putting the word 'Beats' on some adequate headphones, b) selling them for the price of a weekend in Skiathos, and then c) flogging the brand to a company itself supported essentially by the same business model.
Mr Murdoch's rival News Limited has also announced restructuring and job cuts.In this section Friend, enemy, rival, investor A shadow of a shogun Black knight Shaking it all up No clean sweep The last frontier ReprintsMrs Rinehart built her riches on an inheritance from her late father, Lang Hancock, a pioneer prospector of Western Australia's vast iron-ore deposits.
Allen Walker Read, a playful prospector of the American tongue who hunted down the source of words like Dixie and Podunk, phrases like the almighty dollar and, most famous of all, those ubiquitous initials, O.K., died on Wednesday at his home in Manhattan.
B3 WEEKEND E1-30; E31-44 SPORTS D1-7 OB9TUAllen Walkeren WalkeReadAd A playful prospector of the American tongue who hunted down the source of words like Dixie and Podunk, phrases like the almighty dollar and, most famous of all, those ubiquitous initials, O.K., he was 96.
The book tells the story of Eli and Charlie Sisters, two hitmen on the trail of a prospector who has stolen from their boss.
Love is a prospector in the name of the people, who looks for wealth in exploitable rock.
It was led by these amazing characters – Bill Werbeniuk drinking 16 pints in a day, Terry Griffiths singing Welsh lullabies, Willie Thorne giving you the best price on the favourite, Dennis Taylor telling his jokes, Jimmy White the little urchin and Davis being boring," says Hearn, who tells his yarns like a prospector recalling the discovery of Klondike gold.
