Sentence examples for heard of mine from inspiring English sources

Lloyd Webber noted, regarding Paige's performance of one of the show's other prominent songs, "As If We Never Said Goodbye", that it was "as good, if not the best, of anything I've ever heard of mine".

But many mines on Bangka are dug straight down, and no one – from the police chief to Walhi to government officials – has ever heard of a mine owner being prosecuted for dangerous practices.

If you haven't heard of digital mining yet, you will soon.

My hero assistant Nesrin wanted to hear music of mine she hadn't heard yet.

"Some man that I'd heard of through some girlfriends of mine was a doctor in some country and he'd come here and it was going to be fast and simple.

You may not have heard of Baotou, but the mines and factories here help to keep our modern lives ticking.

"Everybody had heard of the gold and silver mines of Peru and Mexico; every one believed them to be inexhaustible and it was only necessary to send the manufactures of England to the coast to be repaid a hundredfold," Mackay wrote.

The last I heard of Francis, he was diamond-mining in Madagascar," remarks Chelsea socialite Caggie to chum Millie in new structured reality soap Made In Chelsea (Monday, 10.15pm, E4).

"I feel embarrassed when I hear friends of mine – intelligent, cultured people –talking about Spanish "oppression", and Catalonia's pressing need for freedom.

"When I hear heroes of mine talking about life, love, or any deep subject, I instantly get inspired," he said.

Paines Plough's James Grieve was reading out some Twitter comments and it became apparent that he had never heard of the I'll Show You Mine movement, which was initiated by Bryony Kimmings in a blog late last year and has since gathered momentum, resulting in a spate of thoughtful blogs (for a good roundup look here) and discussions – most recently at Devoted and Disgruntled.