Sentence examples for mining country from inspiring English sources

"And this is a mining country.

By the 1930s Canada had become a major mining country.

The Hudson's Bay Company was first, but after a while we became a mining country.

This is mining country, a landscape of red brick terraces, friteries (chip shops) and slag heaps.

This was in West Virginia, coal mining country – it was very Billy Elliot.

Although Peru has been a mining country since pre-Inca times, since 1992 output has tripled.

A Jewish boy and a Christian girl in Welsh coal-mining country in 1911.

Frederick Mark Linkous was born in Arlington, Va., in 1962 to a family with roots in the coal-mining country of southwestern Virginia.

A tour of coal-mining country in southern Ohio by the Atlantic's Molly Ball produced some vivid anecdotes that illustrate this data.

"You're not married, are you?" "Would it matter?" Sudden passion also figures in this book's other novella, "Fire in the Hole," set in Kentucky coal-mining country.

The first was a magical stretch starting near Golden, through the canyon where Clear Creek rushes between cliffs in old gold-mining country.