Sentence examples for mine full of from inspiring English sources

Alberich (the blustery baritone Gordon Hawkins), having fashioned a power-giving ring from the stolen magic gold, runs a subterranean gold mine full of tunnels and cargo wagons.

For the aspiring identity thief, a Dumpster can be a gold mine -- full of documents discarded by hospitals, accounting firms and law firms.

Reflected on the glass, we were silhouettes, transparent images - mine full of fire from the beach, and hers full of stars.

Does that leave one feeling like one's entire town is an open-air coal mine full of smudgy canaries whose death is meant to warn one about something?

The existence of a mine full of federal paperwork is not well known: Even within the federal workforce, it is often treated as an urban legend, mythic and half-believed­.

He said he tried to bring the songs' original composers "to the fore", making an instrumental medley out of songs from Snow White and pumping Dumbo's Baby Mine full of vocal harmonies.

The obsolete vessels are floating asbestos mines, full of assorted solvents, fuels and other toxins as well.

Nearly the size of Texas, Myanmar has natural gas reserves, produces minerals like zinc and has mines full of rubies and jade.

There's a mine-full of stuff to do and it's all valid.

What I needed was the backing of old Matilda Bailey, a great-aunt of mine, full-panoplied in the righteous armor of fundamentalism and implemented with all the terrible weapons of Holy Writ.

I said, 'This is worth five million right here".' Growing the Business For the aspiring identity thief, a Dumpster can be a gold mine -- full of documents discarded by hospitals, accounting firms and law firms.