Sentence examples for tin ore from inspiring English sources

Beneath tumbledown buildings and gorse growing on grey stone are 300 miles of tunnels following the veins, or lodes, of tin ore meandering far below Redruth and Camborne.

To start off making money it is suggested you mine either copper ore and tin ore then smelt in in a furnace or clay making it into soft clay.

Tin ore is being mined in ever increasing quan tities.

A large proportion of tin ore is mined by gravel pumping.

Often associated with cassiterite, topaz may be useful to indicate the presence of that tin ore.

Wolframite, chief ore of tungsten, commonly associated with tin ore in and around granite.

They remained, however, the main concentrating methods for iron and tungsten ores and are used extensively for treating tin ores, coal, and many industrial minerals.

The river and its tributaries have laid down the cassiterite- (tin-ore) rich alluvium.

Dredges have endless bucket chains at one end that dig and lift the tin-bearing ore to the primary processing plant, which is usually located on board.

The growth in South America is still largely driven by Asia-bound exports of copper, iron ore, tin, meat and soybeans.

Hunan's considerable mineral wealth includes ample coal reserves; iron ore, tin, and manganese deposits; rich deposits of antimony; and lead, zinc, tungsten, molybdenum, bismuth, niobium, and tantalum.