Sentence examples for west mining from inspiring English sources

The peaks of the Transantarctic Mountains off in the distance mark the mainland.I've often heard McMurdo compared to a Wild West mining town.

Local governments in the West, mining and drilling advocates and off-road machines like snowmobiles and swamp buggies -- all snubbed by the Clinton administration -- are in.

For a rapper such insecurity is still odd turf, even after several years of Mr. West mining it, and even after he spawned a second wave of second guessers like Kid Cudi and Drake.

Happily for tourism, Schieffelin disregarded the advice, and 125 years later Tombstone, once the archetypal wild west mining camp and "the town too tough to die," still stands and has a little over a thousand people.

The coal bed methane content (CBMC) in the west mining area of Jincheng coalfield, southeastern Qinshui Basin, is studied based on seismic data and well-logs together with laboratory measurements.

Thanks to Deadwood, we're all familiar with the follies of the Old West mining towns, but here's a list of a few of my favorite disaster and whorin' stories, just to remind you of our rotten roots.

In the West, mines are usually located far from populous areas, to reduce the risks of sinkholes to homes and other buildings.

Gold Fields says that some 11,000 miners reported for duty on Friday at its KDC West mine.

If politicians like Rep. Shelley Moore Capito -- who was the first witness at last month's hearing -- truly cared about West Virginia mining jobs, they would be fighting against mountaintop removal mining rather than championing it.

More than 75 people have died in West Virginia mining accidents in those years.

The swamp was bought from U.S. Silica, a West Virginia mining company.