Sentence examples for workers in a mine from inspiring English sources
Some strap flashlights to their heads, like workers in a mine shaft, because the site becomes so dark at night.
It was a resonantly melodramatic ballad whose lyrics were largely spoken rather than sung, telling the story of a self-sacrificing hero who dies saving his fellow workers in a mine collapse.
The development workers in a coal mine had more acute and chronic respiratory symptoms than the mine and the other production workers.
In March 301 workers perished in a mine explosion in the town of Soma, a disaster widely believed to have been caused by lax safety rules.
While Mr Brink says there is a moral case who else will fight the disease among migrant workers in a remote mine in a southern African desert, say?—he also argues that there is a strong business case for action by Anglo American, which has some 35,000 HIV-positive workers.
But for sheer psycho-ness, it has to be Max Zorin in A View To A Kill: the product of a Nazi genetics experiment, he sends Grace Jones to garrote Patrick McNee and laughs maniacally as he machine-guns his luckless workers in a flooded mine.
They were rescued, but a few months later workers in a New Zealand mine were less fortunate.
In January 1945 a trainload of 250 Jews who had been rejected as workers at a mine in Goleschau in Poland arrived at Brünnlitz.
This is the first study assessing the associations between exposure to dust and quartz and respiratory symptoms among coal mine workers in a manually operated coal mine in Tanzania, focusing on development workers, as they have the highest exposure to coal dust.
The alleged ill-treatment of workers in a Chinese-owned mine in Zambia in July led to a violent protest in which several workers were shot.
The John Henry-like sharecropper H., nicknamed Two-Shovel, for a feat he performed as a convict worker in a coal mine, stands for the hardships of the Jim Crow South and the multiracial utopianism that briefly flourished in some corners of the labor movement.
