Sentence examples similar to deepest pit point from inspiring English sources

"We know what the [total] concentration of rare earths is in all areas of the deposit," says Molycorp mine manager Rocky Smith, standing on one of the tiers carved into the 800-foot-deep pit and pointing out an ore-laden rock; it's tinged mauve with bastnäsite, a mineral that contains a mixture of rare earths.

Point of Ayr, near Prestatyn, was the last remaining deep pit in north Wales when it closed in 1996.

Nearby some kids did their own digging, inspired by Tom Sachs's installation: a deep pit beneath a hand-painted sign that read "China," with an arrow pointing down.

A 200ft deep pit gapes where three years ago stood a mountain.

She sank into a deep pit of depression.

"We found this city in a deep pit," he said.

'Is that your hole?' I ask desperately, pointing out the window and down seven floors to the ground between the Tate and the river where workmen are digging a deep pit.

"We're at the bottom and somebody has dug a deeper pit".

In the bottom of the two-metre deep pit below, four bodies jut from the soil.

A deep pit excavation above a tunnel breaks the mechanical balance and generates a released load from the pit.

However, the machined surface that has a 1.4-nm deep pit is visible.