Sentence examples for mine form from inspiring English sources

Though horticultural literature says E. americanum can grow up to six inches tall, mine form a flat, two-inch-tall ground-covering carpet of green leaves spotted with gray and brown tones.

Mbuthuma and others opposed to the mine formed the Amadiba crisis committee in 2007.

So his memories seeped into me, until I felt that his world and mine formed a collective reality.

From the thirteenth century onwards, the salt mine formed the main industry of the town and its surroundings.

They began mining the site and named it the "Vortex Mine", forming a company named Vortex Mining.

The rocks in the Timmins mine formed about 2.6 billion years ago on what was an ancient ocean floor.

It killed me not to point out what to me was red-flag behavior, but she was crazy about the man--and no theory of mine formed from a single meeting would have made a difference.

In her work "Green Parrots," those mines form a candy-color display suitable to decorate a child's room.

Although the coal industry is not as central here as it is in the south of the state, around 5,000 people work directly in it and mining forms part of the local identity.

Therefore, frequent pattern mining forms the crux of any association rule mining process.

Most of the 208 minerals were formed during mining, forming along the walls of old mine tunnels or precipitating out of solution from mine runoff water.