Sentence examples for mine records from inspiring English sources

After World War II, he was a member of a team of experts sent to Germany to mine records of the German rocketry program.

One phone company executive concurred that the private sector can't "mine" records the same way as the NSA because their databases aren't as comprehensive.

The Labor Department said the inquiry would include a review of mine records and interviews with employees of the mine agency, known by its acronym, pronounced EM-shah.

Mr. Murray has said that none of his miners have ever died in an accident, but federal mine records show otherwise.

The bill, named for Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, who died in June, would provide greater protection for mine whistle-blowers, increase fines for companies that violate safety standards and open mine records to public scrutiny.

But Mr. Cochrane says a mine could be even more lucrative; engineers, using calculations made with modern surveying equipment as well as historic mine records, believe there is nearly 700,000 ounces still in the ground.

Hopkins fights against this by doing what he did on Diamond Mine: recording sounds and rhythms from the outside world.

This clip of Robyn performing "Be Mine!" recorded recently at the offices of Cherrytree Records shows a talented singer working without a net, singing about a longing that isn't going to satisfied and isn't going away.

One of the biggest differences between being portrayed on stage and on film is that the language in the play was mine, recorded verbatim, while that in Snowden is invented.

After the mine collapse, University of Utah seismologists performed a standard analysis of the seismic data, basically finding that all seismic monitors surrounding the mine recorded initial downward movement, whereas a tectonic earthquake would typically produce both up and down motion, depending on the distance of the seismometer from the event.

About the same time a telegram from his relenting father offered much-needed financial support, and, after a honeymoon by an abandoned silver mine (recorded in The Silverado Squatters, 1883), the couple sailed for Scotland to achieve reconciliation with the Thomas Stevensons.