Sentence examples for mines from the from inspiring English sources

Clifford Krauss (NYT) AFRICA ETHIOPIA, ERITREA: CLEARING MINES -- The United Nations began clearing mines from the Ethiopia-Eritrea border to ensure the safe deployment of its peacekeeping force, the United Nations Mission for Eritrea and Ethiopia said.

Mining's legacy The obvious problem with mines, from the point of view of the people who live in their path, is that once they have been dug, nothing is ever the same again.

Scores of unexploded rocket-propelled grenades and mines from the bombing attacks littered both sites.

Larger American and coalition ships have begun removing mines from the Persian Gulf itself.

This remoteness was institutionalised: groups split operating mines from the head office, and listed them separately on the stockmarket.

And Quemoy officials have begun shopping for explosives experts to help clear mines from the island's shores.

Manganese could not feasibly be mined from the ocean floor.

On the first day I just watched mine from the edge of the pool.

(The transcription is mine, from the C-Span video; there isn't an official transcript).

Salt was mined from the 10th century until 1980, when production ceased.

"There is enough [material] to mine from the book," he said.