Sentence examples for mine deep from inspiring English sources

The plant will refine slightly radioactive ore from the Mount Weld mine deep in the Australian desert, 2,500 miles away.

Many cities, reluctant to build new irrigation systems or mine deep aquifers for new water, are simply trying to get people to change their gardening aesthetics.

A mine deep in the tundra of northern Canada has long yielded a steady supply of copper and zinc, but it will soon produce a very different bounty -- the country's first supply of legal marijuana.

The refinery will process concentrated rare earth ore from a Lynas mine deep in the desert in western Australia, using heat and thousands of tons a year of powerful sulfuric acid to separate the valuable minerals from dirt and radioactive contaminants.

Many wells mine deep "fossil" water, vast reserves of locked-away liquid that, like oil, can be pumped dry.

Her prose continues to mine deep and hidden veins of consciousness, competition and complex friendships.

When I was in Australia, a friend of mine deep-fried some kangaroo testicles.

Get the cows to market more quickly, mine deeper into the rock: those were the goals for folks in the Methow Valley in the 1890s.

It is a film that mines deep seams of memory, but whose surface, though hardly forgettable, remains enigmatic in retrospect.

Goldwyn, an independent distributor of long standing, has been a master at mining deep niche markets with films that appeal to devotees of one thing or another.

See the most-read stories in Entertainment this hour ». "I said I was ready to die recently," Cohen said in the coal-mine deep bass-baritone voice that makes his recordings often feel like a journey to the center of the Earth.