Sentence examples for ore from the from inspiring English sources

The strongest workers handled picks at the ore face, weaker men or boys carried ore from the mine, and women and old men sifted the ore-bearing rock.

The tall yellow cranes worked with urgency, picking up six or seven tons of ore from the mounds piled on the dock, swinging over the cargo holds, then releasing the ore with a swoosh.

Horses and ponies began to be used in Britain's mining pits in the 18th century, to haul "tubs" of coal and ore from the working face to the lifts, in deep mines, or to the surface in shallower mines.

Erie's first iron foundries used bog ore from the bay swamps.

'I realised straightaway that he was digging ore from the same mine,' Simon tells me.

We journeyed for an hour along a wide Amazon tributary, past tankers carrying iron ore from the local mines.

Elevated conveyor belts would carry ore from the pit across these mulga scrublands to a massive crusher.

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

Nearly all the high-grade iron ore from the open-cut works at Ouenza is used to supply the domestic steel industry.

In order to separate the valuable components of an ore from the waste rock, the minerals must be liberated from their interlocked state physically by comminution.

Lynas plans to mine ore from the Australian desert and concentrate it there, removing dirt but leaving the radioactive contaminants still chemically bound to the rare earth metals.