Sentence examples for mine may be from inspiring English sources

The topaz from Yono Shigar mine may be recommended as a TLD for gamma dose within 10−2 102 Gy.

While Huey, an old friend of mine, may be in a class of her own, this merging of sex and sports is not new, only long suppressed.

The South African mine may be able to supply some of these until larger mines can be developed in Canada and Australia, Mr. Lifton said.

Now that I think of it, one more passage from that awful thirty-eight-year-old piece of mine may be relevant to the moment: "I would like to stay in America, yes," John said.

Seven of the 12 meetings have been held, and each has registered a unanimous "no" to the project, which makes it look likely that the mine may be cancelled, losing Vedanta a $7bn investment.

"And so, my friends," he said, letting each word linger, "this part of this career is done, never to be forgotten, hoping that some of the things I did will be things that some kid, perhaps a grandchild of mine, may be able to look in a book when they study American history, and say, 'he made a contribution.

But new mines are likely to take three to five years to reach full production, according to industry executives, although existing uranium mines may be able to move faster by reprocessing previously mined material, which often contains rare earths.

But the land mines may be the most worrisome and potentially longest-lasting measure.

Restrictions around drilling and fracking, as well as the moratorium on coal mining, may be lifted.

Some coal mines may be closed, and the electric industry will be reconfigured.

Now, another fixture of the local landscape, coal mining, may be cutting in.