Sentences with phrase «little mining town»

He's not got undue loyalty to any one club, having come an awful long way from an obscure little mining town in Chile.

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And a day of in - town play and work for her commenced, and I got to marvel at this little girl of mine.
She's married (to a man) and lives in the town north of mine, which is a little more conservative than our hippy... Read More
In «Little Accidents,» a drama set in a West Virginia coal - mining town, a boy, a woman and a man become inextricably and painfully linked in the aftermath of a mine explosion that left nine men dead.
Synopsis: The residents of a rural mining town discover that an unfortunate chemical spill has caused hundreds of little spiders to mutate overnight to the s...
Tracking parallel and criss - crossing stories from either side of the tracks in a Rust Belt mining town, «Little Accidents» begins with a cave - in that kills ten local men, leaving only Amos (Boyd Holbrook, who does impressive work here too) alive to tell the tale (or not) to the investigation committee.
Sundance Review: A Mining Town Faces a Devastating Challenge In Impressive Debut «Little Accidents»
In full color and widescreen, it takes place almost entirely in daylight and intercuts the crime story with little melodramas that play out among the citizens of the Arizona mining town, a southwest Peyton Place that is not nearly as innocent as it appears on the surface.
Little Accidents tells the story of a coal - mining town in West Virginia that is struggling to recover from a mine accident that killed 10 men.
«Little Accidents» (Not rated) A teenager goes missing in a small town just after ten men die in a coal mining accident in this dark, atmospheric, well - acted indie starring Elizabeth Banks and Boyd Holbrook.
Little Accidents / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Sara Colangelo)-- In a small American coal town living in the shadow of a recent mining accident, the disappearance of a teenage boy draws three people together — a surviving miner, the lonely wife of a mine executive, and a local boy — in a web of secrets.
We also loop to Pioche, a couple of miles off the Great Basin Highway, where a cute little opera house recalls the era when silver was mined in this remote town.
When «the great Ivan Z» returns to the little Appalachian mining town where he grew up, he is «a grown man with only one box.»
Meaning «place of rest» this once sleepy little town started out as a small farming community producing citrus and Virginia tobacco, but now it is known as the Platinum City due to its extensive mining.
Kleinzee Way off the beaten track, where the Buffels River meets the sea 72 km from Port Nolloth, is the little former diamond mining town of Kleinzee (small sea).
Today little remains at Granite Bay aside from private homes; however, in the early 20th century Granite Bay was a boom town featuring a successful logging operation, a lucrative gold mine, several settlers with successful stump farms, a school, general store, post office, and government wharf.
Two of the world's largest platinum mines lie just outside Rustenburg, earning it the nickname «Platinum City», which is hardly a fair description of the city that started out as little more than a church and farming community centre, named as a «place of rest» that still manages to retain its small town atmosphere.
This afternoon we will pass through Tom Price, a little town known for its iron ore mining, before reaching our camp overlooking the magnificent Hamersley Range.
Then we reach the village of Maras; Maras is a little town that still keeps a good parts of its architectural Colonial beauty (you can see amazing facades made of thin stone, lintels with sculptures in bas - relief) After the tour Maras Moray we continue our drive down a dirt road to the Inca salt mines.
I loved this little farmhouse before but now I am so proud that it's mine and so pleased when people stop me to tell me how wonderful it looks and how much the changes have added to the beauty of our town.
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