Prospectors

Word PROSPECTORS
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What do we mean by prospectors?

A person who explores or prospects an area in search of mineral deposits, such as gold.

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The word "prospectors" in example sentences

There are several exploration companies now operating planes up to James Bay and Hudson Bay and up as far as Chesterfield Inlet prospecting, and that country will be developed from fifty to a hundred years earlier than would otherwise be possible, through the use of air transportation, because it takes in prospectors and miners and others into a country which they could not otherwise reach in a reasonable time. ❋ Unknown (1929)

These domain name prospectors or domain typo folks are leeches. ❋ Anarchyandy (2010)

Many articles they could do without; but a blanket apiece was absolutely necessary, as was a frying pan and coffee pot, two cups, as many platters, as well as common knives, forks and spoons such as prospectors and cattlemen use. ❋ James Carson (N/A)

These "prospectors" may occasionally make important discoveries; but far more frequently they are the result of chance, or of the desultory efforts of shepherds and other servants of the settlers resident in the particular locality. ❋ Gwendolen H. [Compiler] Swinburne (N/A)

His modest capital, which he had hoped to increase in this new Diamondopolis, had vanished within a few weeks of his arrival, swallowed up by shares in diamond-fields that existed only in the vivid imagination of the swindling "company-promoters" or so-called "prospectors," who infested the place; and when his illusions of easily-made wealth had vanished also, and he had tried to obtain a billet, he had failed utterly. ❋ Frederick Cornell (N/A)

They are called "prospectors," and go about with a pony packed with a pick, a shovel, and a few necessaries, hunting chiefly for quartz veins, and they talk of nothing but "quartz," ❋ Morley Roberts (1899)

The "prospectors" have them entirely at their mercy, and the world well knows what prospectors '"mercy" to edible big game looks like on the ground. ❋ William Temple Hornaday (1895)

The two "prospectors" look as if they had heard couleur de rose reports, and had not "struck ile." ❋ Isabella Lucy (1883)

Sales assistants also called prospectors, lead generators, lead developers, callers, qualifiers—the name doesn’t matter fill the salesperson’s calendar with interested, qualified clients and prospects to talk to and see. ❋ Bill Good (2008)

Thus gazing, she was vaguely conscious of an addition to the landscape in the shape of a man who was passing down the road with a pack on his back like the tramping "prospectors" she had often seen at Heavy Tree Hill. ❋ Bret Harte (1869)

Bergeron described such customers as "prospectors". ❋ Editor (2010)

"prospectors" and Indians may kill as many as they please, "for food purposes." ❋ William Temple Hornaday (1895)

"prospectors" could hardly be used for men who had labored patiently and light-heartedly in the one spot for over three years to gain a daily yield from the soil which gave them barely the necessaries of life. ❋ Bret Harte (1869)

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