Sentence examples for mining has run from inspiring English sources

Virtually every once-thriving enterprise, from commercial farming to mining, has run aground.

Inside the mine, Chris Sangster, a veteran mining engineer who has run vast mines in Africa and whose firm Scotgold bought Cononish last year, traces his finger along a pale band of quartz running like a spine down the mine.

She learns from Jote that their youngest sister Mjrn has run off to the nearby magicite mines.

Several of China's state-controlled firms are trying to buy stakes in debt-burdened Australian mining companies, but have run into political opposition and rising nationalist sentiment.

Several state-controlled Chinese firms are trying to buy stakes in debt-burdened Australian mining companies, but have run into political opposition and rising nationalist sentiment (See "Chinese 'Spying' Rattles Australia").

For this reason, giant diesels like mining trucks and locomotives have run on hybrid power for decades.

Nearly two years after the Konkola mine complex changed hands, the company's responsibilities to the community remain a subject of intense debate, with some critics in Zambia and abroad faulting the company and its principal shareholder, Anglo American, over the way they negotiated the purchase and the way they have run the mines since then.

Maybe they have run out of mines, or the people are choosing their path more carefully.

"South Korean and U.S. intelligence authorities have spotted North Korea building several other underground mines at Punggye-ri where it had run two nuclear tests," the unidentified source was quoted as saying.

Mine has one pasta hoop in it, and they have run out of bread.

The new President, Alpha Condé, had run on a platform of good governance and greater transparency in the mining sector.