Sentence examples for mined to make from inspiring English sources

We steamed around Ailsa Craig (Fairy Crag), a solitary guano-streaked lump in the Firth of Clyde whose rock is mined to make curling stones.

In Northern Manitoba, quartz was mined to make arrowheads.

A metallurgist commissioned by Motherboard editor-at-large Brian Merchant estimated that roughly 75 pounds worth of raw material have to be mined to make the average iPhone, and that's before considering other environmental byproducts of Apple's global supply chain, which include, of course, shipping the raw material as well as the finished product all over the world.

Along with PubMed, various web resources were also mined to make the list more extensive and as complete as possible.

The city's Old Shot Tower (1856) was in full production during the American Civil War, utilizing locally mined lead to make bullets.

Iran on Sunday claimed for the first time to have used domestically mined uranium ore to make the material needed for uranium enrichment.

0141 339 8943 fifibijoux.com Fifi Bijoux uses ethically mined and fairly traded materials to make its selection of luxury jewellery.

Sea salt is more highly prized than rock salt, which is mined and must be further refined to make cooking salt and table salt.

Next, locally mined clay is mixed with lacquer and glue to make a reinforcing compound that is applied to the surface of the base wood.

For instance, if ores are mined and processed at home, these raw materials, as well as the machinery and infrastructure used to make finished metal, are included in the domestic material consumption accounts.

Ore mined deep in the Australian desert and shipped to Malaysia would be mixed with powerful acids to make a slightly radioactive slurry that would be pumped through the tanks, with operating temperatures of about 200 degrees Fahrenheit.