Sentence examples for mining cities of from inspiring English sources

The Mexican state of Hidalgo, and the twin silver mining cities of Pachuca and Real del Monte (Mineral del Monte), have notable Cornish influences from the Cornish miners who settled there with pasties being considered typical local cuisine.

For example, in the mining cities of Potosí and Oruro, tens of thousands of Bolivians and foreign tourists celebrate Carnival by paying homage to the Virgin of the Mines and to Pachamama.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reported that it extended as far north as the mining city of Sudbury.

Then he moved on to conquer Pydna and the mining city of Crenides, renamed Philippi (356).

In the Siberian mining city of Kemerovo, fans at a concert by the band Time Machine booed the m.c.

When Vallejo accepted a Communist mining leader's invitation to participate in a march in the copper mining city of Calama, she prompted a chorus of public commentary.

We shall try to analyze what were the variable and invariable factors in the industrial society and how did the dual industry-community system worked, taking the mining city of Anina, from Romania as a case study.

The mining city of Falun, may be one of Sweden's smaller cities but in the late 19th century it was home to Selma Lagerlöf, the first female writer to win a Nobel prize.

Khrushchev was born in 1894 in the Kursk region, and when he was fourteen the family moved to the proletarian mining city of Yuzovka (which was later renamed Stalino, and then Donetsk).

"I want to go back there, but not yet," said Salifu Din, 42, who is from a village near the diamond mining city of Koidu and who arrived in Daru a month ago.

MOSCOW — As the mining city of Mezhdurechensk began to bury its dead, Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin flew to the site of the disaster in western Siberia, vowing to discover whether human error or lax safety standards had contributed to one of the most lethal mine disasters here since the collapse of the Soviet Union.