Sentence examples for mines driven from inspiring English sources

The family's roots here run deeper than the coal mines driven into the mountains.

The caller asks if the King of the Watusi tribe in "King Solomon's Mines" drives an automobile.

But in Appalachia, where exhausted mines drive extraction costs up, coal production is actually slated to decrease 3.3percentt, from 183 million short tons in 2016 to 177 million short tons in 2018.

Mine looks better, mine drives better, mine sounds better".

Mine drive me crazy just knowing they're there does.

One recent Saturday, a friend of mine drove across town to a gun store.

"My brothers used to take me places, and a friend of mine drove me to work every day," said a woman from El Salvador who repairs uniforms at a rental company and who got her license in Cary, another Raleigh suburb.

He responded, "a good friend of mine drove a great car, had a fantastic apartment and dressed really well; and he is a hairdresser.

Since the end of the civil war in 2002, key industries including cocoa exports and mining have driven growth to as high as 16.7 per cent in 2012.

O'Farrell's fifth novel, The Hand That First Held Mine, is driven by a similar sense of unrest and intrigue, but it also asks deeper questions about the unreliability of memory and of the stories we are told about ourselves.

The budget projects a surplus amounting to 1% of GDP by 2024-25.A mining boom, driven by trade with China, has helped Australia to weather the global downturn without suffering from a recession; the country has enjoyed 22 years of uninterrupted growth.