mined造句

They mined under the wall.

They'd mined the hillside for the ores.

Termites have eaten the posts and mined the fence.

Thee cruiser was mined, and sank in five minutes.

The permanent bridges were heavily guarded and mined.

Most diamonds are mined from underground rock formations.

Large deposits of copper are mined in Peru and Zaire, diamonds are mined in South Africa, and petroleum is recovered in the Middle East.

Much of Yemen's water is mined from rapidly depleting underground aquifers.

No. 5 working area in a uranium-molybdenum mine of Chifeng was mined illegally.

There are many resources on the ground. When it is mined, we call it "raw ore".

This supply is increased, each year, by a percentage of the new gold mined.

For centuries the townspeople mined this mineral for dye and pottery glaze.

In particular, terminology and style are subjective and are mostly deter mined by the client reviewer's preferences.

In setting out her hall of mirrors, Ms Riall has diligently mined obscure relics, cartoons, pamphlets, letters, novels and newspapers.

Australia's first coal was mined at Newcastle in 1797, less than a decade after Europeans began to settle.

Arizona is the United States' largest source of copper, primarily mined from a type of ore body known asporphyry copper deposits.

As an artist who mined his own anguish for his art, he became a celebrity in his time (his wife called the phenomenon 'Byromania').

A man once introduced himself as Santa Claus and told that he had bought a bottle of liquor and mined it. And were arrested at once, of course.

The data, when mined, will tend to cluster around certain age groups and certain colors, allowing the user to quickly determine patterns in the data.

Yet a system of royalties based largely on the volumes mined—which the new tax would replace—has not kept pace with the miners’ soaring profits.

The most hopeful remark is from a railroad employee who not only sees the coal being mined and transported but sees it being consumed. In this larger awareness, a vision of tomorrow glimmers.

The Afars say their real concerns are more prosaic: water, grazing and salt, which for centuries has been mined from the Danakil depression( in parts more than300 metres below sea level) and taken up into Ethiopia's highlands by camel caravan.

And now classical music, which was once taught to young people as a way of elevating their minds and tingling their souls, is being mined for its potential as a deterrent against bad behavior.

More to the point, "for every ounce of gold that has to be mined in the field, we produce 30 tons of waste" including mercury and cyanide, Hershkowitz said.

However, some of the athletes still used it. For in-stance, The unluckiest person was Romanian athlete Durakan. It was caused by the ignorance of the team doctor. It mined her one g01d medal. The newspaper called her the "pathetic Durakan".