prospector|prospectors in English
noun
[pros·pec·tor || 'prɑspektər /prə'spektə]
one who searches for valuable materials (such as oil, gold, etc.)
Use "prospector|prospectors" in a sentence
1. Both scientific and commercial biodiversity prospectors should pay fees, as mineral prospectors do.
2. A year ago I grubstaked an old prospector.
3. Prospectors also found silver, copper, and lead in the area.
4. The prospector staked his claim to the mine he discovered.
5. The book is 100 % nicely narrated by Prospector Brann Bronzebeard.
6. Prospectors discovered Bulgaria's first oil field near Tyulenovo in 1951.
7. Lunar Prospector mapped the Moon's surface composition, gravity and magnetic fields.
8. They don't call this the old abandoned mine for nothin', Prospector.
9. Unpack - The Prospector deploys at the targeted location into an Outpost.
10. Farmers, ranchers, prospectors, killers and thieves seek their fortunes.
11. 3 The prospectors have discovered such minerals as calcite, quartz and asbestos here.
12. But after the tests ended, the gold prospectors moved in, says Hare.
13. To flee; abscond: The old prospector Absquatulated with our picks and shovel.
14. The discovery of gold brought a flood of prospectors into the Territories.
15. They don' t call this the old abandoned mine for nothin ', Prospector
16. Something was clearly wrong with the Mr Prospector filly, and maybe not just the faster ground.
17. Descendants of Burros brought by miners and prospectors from the early 1860s
18. The prospectors have discovered such minerals as calcite, quartz and asbestos here.
19. The prospector panned out bits of sand and gravel scooped from the bed of a stream.
20. The hardy pioneers were prospectors, crossing the rugged Continental Divide in their search for gold.
21. After Algie valiantly saves Jim from armed bandits, the burly prospector forms a curious attachment to the transplanted Easterner
22. Such techniques are now used by prospectors to find oil and mineral deposits.
23. A steady stream of Gentile merchants, bankers, prospectors, and mining companies flocked to the Intermountain West.
24. The first courtesy of a prospector is to have the land-owner's permission to be there.
25. 19 The mines were owned, Eler said, by private prospectors, some of who had been searching fruitlessly for fifty years.