Sentence examples for mining which make from inspiring English sources
Its principal export industries are agriculture, horticulture, fishing, forestry and mining, which make up about half of the country's exports.
Sometimes called "the pearl of Austria," this picturesque village is essentially car-free and surrounded by salt mines, which make for fascinating tours.
So I sent him mine, which made me feel like a drug dealer.
Instead, they are found in forests, caves, and mines which makes preventing contact with them easier by avoiding entering caves or mines.
Kirgizstan's much smaller economy is heavily dependent on gold from the Kumtor mine, which makes up about 40% of the country's industrial production.
Their problems, by and large, appear to be worse than mine, which makes me feel like a fraud.
Dave is a winning philosopher, and is the student of a former student of mine, which makes him an intellectual grandson of sorts.
Based on above principle and method, a new system of landslide remote monitoring is designed and 53 systems are installed on the landslide body in the Luoshan mining area, which make up the landslide remote monitoring network.
The FTSE 100 closed down 4.7% with large falls from mining companies, which make up a large part of the index and whose fortunes are closely tied to global economic prospects.
His plan is motivated both by vanity and also by political calculations reaching deep into Germany's industrial past.RAG, formerly Ruhrkohle AG, is the final resting-place of the Ruhr mining industry, which made Germany great.
