Sentence examples for sort of mining from inspiring English sources

Its great value is Coyle's comprehensive swing through every sort of mining and its history, and a dispassionate view of a subject which, pace Deepwater Horizon, has generated endless bitterness, emotion and danger.

You start with a standard car which you can drive around a city scape which is apparently on some sort of mining focused island in the North Pacific (I tuned out during the intro screens).

In the Chelyabinsk region, where I was born, they were doing some sort of mining not far from our house.

Skyscrapers are traditionally seen as an expression of overbearing male libido, a sort of mine's-taller-than-yours competition.

In the video report, the engineer explained that he tackled this dangerous work even though was never trained to neutralize this sort of mine, which was apparently added to the Syrian military's arsenal recently.

Thanks to drunken spectators turning into commentators, I started to learn these ad-hoc rules: Any sort of mine was frowned upon and it wasn't how many but who you killed, and how, that gave you prestige.

But once I came out, I relaxed a little bit, and I realized that you could do these things and enjoy them and be able to sort of mine the worst of gay culture, which can be the best in moderation.

They found that roadlessness, a status that would not bar mechanised vehicles and some sorts of mining, constituted a lesser protection.

"I underestimated the abilities of a clever informatician to figure out algorithms for data mining," said Dr. Altman, once a critic of this sort of "data mining".

The mining industry is undoubtedly the most interested in this sort of thing; mining is necessarily a very systematic process and one that involves repeated measurements of areas being blasted, cleared, and so on.

It was sort of like mining for gold: The people that made the most money were the ones who sold the mining equipment, rather than the miners themselves.