mining shaft

Seconds later, they were in a mining shaft some ten miles away.

The city and all the great mountain side were riddled with mining shafts.

The mine boasts one of the largest mining shafts in Africa.

The site still contains a number of engine houses, mining shafts and a church.

I'm betting these are their collecting devices and mining shafts.

More than 700 miners worked at the mining shafts.

There are historic gold mining shafts in the area.

The narrow walls of the mining shaft seemed to be leaning in, and she could feel the man beside her breathing hard.

In 1866 they began driving mining shafts under the Ostermundigenberg, with up to 250 miners.

Mining shafts do not need to be reinforced with wood or other propping devices.

The bird stood on the crumbling rim of the mining shaft and regarded him with golden eyes.

Many of them specialized in pumping the water out of very deep mining shafts.

All attempts to get to the sulfur with conventional mining shafts ended in disaster.

Downstairs, a false door yields a hidden wine cellar, designed to look like an old mining shaft.

Crews are facing additional hazards as well: snakes and abandoned mining shafts.

Here where the mining shaft says amen and the ventilators breathe forth spring air from above.

Then you get to what they call the lateral tunnel, the connector that held all the actual mining shafts together.

Evil Charity tried to kill Miguel while in mining shaft but failed continuously.

It has got in it the deepest mining shaft in Asia.

The tunnel was shored up by two-by-fours and plywood, similar to a mining shaft.

Saavedra says the men have been trapped in a horizontal mining shaft that collapsed Thursday not very deep under the surface.

The foundation is basically a concrete trough, that can 'give a little' if any mining shafts were to be dug under it.

There's melted plastic down the south side of the dome--along the mining shaft.

For instance, the front entrance and stairs, with their slanted wood surface, mirror the construction of mining shafts.

Part of the area around the Loch is sliding possibly due to the old mining shafts under the area.