Sentence examples for mining sound from inspiring English sources

This makes mining sound like Bitcoin's Achilles heel, but (pardon the now extremely mixed classical metaphor) it's actually Bitcoin's Achilles; its hero with a fatal flaw.

These include the sound made when you correctly enter your bank pin, wood-chopping sound, mining sound, etc.

And now Downing Street, and the House of Commons, and the Today-listening bedrooms of this country, and the news-watching front rooms of this country, are echoing with voices that make mine sound like a scullery maid's.

He's like, "Oh, we don't need the guitar, I can make mine sound that way," and I said, "No you can't".

When this happens--and it pretty much happens at least every other game--households like mine sound like this when Kobe rises up off one leg for a 24-footer with two guys in his face: 'No Kobe!

Mine looks better, mine drives better, mine sounds better".

It's since become perhaps the most passed-around novel of the year, but if an 832-page historical epic set amongst the 19th century New Zealand coal mines sounds like a hard slog, you can stay in the loop by listening to her talk about it instead.

Does that seem any more legit to you? Be honest, mine sounded cooler.

Michael's voice — particularly on that album — is what I always wished mine sounded like, or imagined it would sound like in heaven.

I know the sound on mine sounds weird and nosy...it will sound like you're singing from your nose!

For her family she was a formidable presence, yet encouraging, perceptive, and a mine of sound counsel.