Sentence examples for mixed with sand from inspiring English sources

Transforming the tar, more properly known as bitumen, which is mixed with sand, into petroleum is energy intensive and creates significant carbon emissions.

Fracking involves high-pressure injection of millions of gallons of water mixed with sand and chemicals to crack geological formations and tap previously unreachable oil and gas reserves.

Comets are probably -- but no one yet knows -- porous, like snow mixed with sand and dirt.

In England, potash from fiddlehead leaves is mixed with sand to make glass.

In England potash from the leaves are mixed with sand to make glass.

The monkeys ate this food but clearly disliked the fact that it had become liberally mixed with sand.

For this draining quality, perlite is often mixed with sand (to make it heavier) and used for rooting cuttings.

There are two methods for recovering the tarlike bitumen which is mixed with sand and which, after upgrading, becomes synthetic crude oil.

Drillers force millions of gallons of water mixed with sand and some hazardous chemicals into shale formations.

Natural soils do contain clay mixed with sand/gravel in different proportions, and also of different gradations.

The machine uses a.008 inch wide, high-pressure stream of water mixed with sand-sized bits of garnet to cut through anything in front of it.