Sentence examples for iron lead from inspiring English sources

Chihuahua is one of Mexico's leading producers of iron, lead, zinc, gold, silver, copper, and other minerals.

In the Middle Ages, iron, lead, and zinc were mined.

Mineral resources include iron, lead, and gold, and fine marble is quarried in the Sierra Nevada of the Baetic Cordillera.

A century ago, an abundance of iron, lead and copper fuelled America's transition from an agrarian economy to an industrial one.

Once water flooded the tunnels, it picked up all the trace minerals underground -- iron, lead and zinc -- and flushed them into rivers and streams.

Seven substances recognized today as elements gold, silver, copper, iron, lead, tin, and mercury were known to the ancients because they occur in nature in relatively pure form.

Tibet, which is almost as big as Texas, California, and New York State combined, also holds vast reserves of copper, iron, lead, zinc, and other minerals vital to China's economic growth.

The railway is regarded as a critical spur for China to extract and transport the rich deposits of copper, iron, lead and other minerals in the large unspoiled Tibetan highlands.

Its soaring Art Deco tower guarded by four cast-iron lead eagles is one of the first things visitors see when ferries land.

Chromate mineral, any member of a small group of rare inorganic compounds that have formed from the oxidation of copper-iron-lead sulfide ores containing minor amounts of chromium.

Because of menstrual losses, women tend to have lower body iron stores than men, which would up-regulate iron/lead absorption (Hallberg and Rossander-Hulten 1991).