Sentence examples for mining deep from inspiring English sources

Goldwyn, an independent distributor of long standing, has been a master at mining deep niche markets with films that appeal to devotees of one thing or another.

The bass Dashon Burton sang with nobility and rich tone, and the luminous soprano Sherezade Panthaki floated her arias with pure, penetrating tone, mining deep emotion from the subtle shaping of the lines.

Is anyone shutting down fracking, drilling, open pit mining, deep water exploration?

This is found when mining deep underground.

Carry at least an iron pick if you plan on mining deep.

Frasch process, method of mining deep-lying sulfur invented by the German-born American chemist Herman Frasch.

Gold mining, deep-sea diving, taxi and lorry driving, rugby playing, cycling and long distance running are emasculating us.

He was inspired by challenges in Cornish tin mining: deeper mines were susceptible to flooding and horse-driven pumps were only effective to a particular depth.

To amass the necessary funds, Altman is quietly mining deeper into the Valley: he's begun to make Y Combinator more like a venture firm.

Her prose continues to mine deep and hidden veins of consciousness, competition and complex friendships.

The plant will refine slightly radioactive ore from the Mount Weld mine deep in the Australian desert, 2,500 miles away.