Sentence examples for ore of the from inspiring English sources

Diaries can be turned into memoir, autobiography or even biography, but they themselves are the purest ore of the form.

Mailer's essay ends with the oft-quoted sentence "We are a Faustian age determined to meet the Lord or the Devil before we are done, and the ineluctable ore of the authentic is the only key to the lock".

Tantalite is the principal ore of the metal tantalum.

I can think of a shorter name for the "heaviest ore of the body".

This is the iron ore of the digital age and many large companies are gobbling up as many patents as they can.

Of the more than 60 known lead-containing minerals, by far the most important primary ore of the metal is the lead sulfide galena (PbS).

By the late 1950s, however, most of the high-grade natural ores of the Mesabi had been depleted.

It was not until about 1877 that the British metallurgist Sidney Gilchrist Thomas developed a lining that removed phosphorus and made possible the use of phosphoric ores of the Continent.

In particular, ores of the radioactive elements uranium and thorium had been found to contain small quantities of several radioactive substances never before observed.

During World War II a ferroalloys plant was built to smelt the nickel and chromium ores of the Mughalzhar (Mugodzhar) Hills.

In the present work, a flotation column has been designed and applied in the beneficiation of Al-Jalamid Saudi phosphate ores of the calcareous type by reverse scheme.