Sentence examples for it was a mining from inspiring English sources

It was a mining village then.

It was a mining constituency and miner followed miner as the MP.

People had arrived there in the nineteenth century to take the coal out of the ground, and it was a mining town still.

Before World War II it was a mining settlement of the Kladno coal basin and had a population of about 450.

As far back as ancient times, it was a mining center where silver, lead, iron and copper were dug from the hills that stand sentinel above the gulf.

It was a mining community.

After that, the site was forgotten: it was a mine that had saturated the market in its commodity.

It was a mine that exploded and killed him; he was 20.

It is a mining (antimony) and agricultural (grains, livestock) marketing centre.

It's a mining village near Leicester, where my Dad was the vicar.

With campaign and lobby reports, something like that is a simple electronic search; here, it's a mining expedition.