salt miner造句

• In 2004 another salt miner found the remains of a second man.
• Kinga had thus become the patron saint of salt miners in and around the Polish capital.
• An 18-year-old salt miner, Lawan, had noticed Fatima Boucar from his pit and expressed interest.
• During the 1800s, Irish salt miners would bring a bag of small, unpeeled, substandard potatoes to work each day.
• Once they were floating on the surface well enough to read the local newspaper, a salt miner would give teams their next clue.
• The flotilla of barges and civilian packets evacuated the salt miners, residents and civilian government during the " Confederate Overrun of Charleston, West Virginia ".
• But the first underground chapel wasn't created until 50 years ago, when salt miners built a small altar to appeal for divine protection while they performed their dangerous work.
• Whereas in most places the vaporization system was used in salt mining, in Leintz Gatzaga, due to its cold and wet climate, salt miners would use fire to evaporate the water.
• The search for oil in the late 19th and early 20th centuries used the technology and methods pioneered by salt miners, even to the degree that they looked for oil where salt domes were located.
• Roland and Jamie arrive in Debaria, and with the help of the local Sheriff, Hugh Peavy, they determine that the Skin-Man is most likely a salt miner from a nearby village.
• During the endless blizzards two winters ago, the Chilean salt miners became heroes themselves, as the city nervously watched its salt pile begin to dwindle and the sanitation commissioner promised to be at the dock to greet boats from South America with a fresh shipment.
• But Melissa Jacobs, an organic farmer and environmental activist whose husband, Tim, is a fourth-generation salt miner, said that too many people had chosen to overlook questions about the destruction of the old mine _ and to attack critics of Akzo _ in their desperation to keep the new mine on track.
• Among these was Daniel Bonelli, who after the destruction of the flood went on to be a pioneer colonist of St . Thomas, Nevada in the Moapa Valley, a farmer, later a salt miner and the owner of Bonelli's Ferry, at Rioville, Nevada on the road between southwestern Utah and Arizona on the Colorado River at its confluence with the Virgin River.