Sentence examples for mine takes a from inspiring English sources
Mine takes a couple of hours to charge.
Spoon out batter – the amount will depend on your iron (mine takes a generous 1/2 cup) – onto the hot iron and spread it evenly over the grids, stopping just before the edge.
A 62-year-old friend of mine took a $60,000 mortgage out to pay for her husband's chemo before he died.
An acquaintance of mine taking a Czech bride found his hopes of a church wedding in her village met with uncomprehending stares, as if some groom from New Guinea, with elaborate facial paint and a bone through his septum, were asking that the volcano god be propitiated with a blood sacrifice.
But then one day, I noticed a friend of mine taking a leisurely stroll through a grove of trees near the building that housed our offices.
And he can go down in a mine, take a compass, and do underground mapping.
I'm not the only one whose feelings about their given name have changed over time; one friend of mine took a permanent marker and scissors to anything bearing her deadname immediately after coming out, and experiences some dysphoria at the mere thought of anyone knowing it.
"The situation is very tense, a mine took a man's leg off in the main market yesterday, causing the general level of fear to spread further throughout Bunia".
Another is that investment in mining takes a longish time to show effects.
Although mining operations are small scale, the practice of gold mining takes a toll on the forested regions because deep mining pits are often dug near or underneath large trees, disturbing the extensive root systems and ultimately killing the trees in the area.
