Pitman

Usage examples of coalminer.

So now he submitted miserably as Fay surveyed him up and down, switched off his blinking headlamp ("That coalminer caper is corny, Gussy.

You looked for a coalminer, one of the older cars that were harder to clean afterward, instead of the stainless-steel dingdongs.

Nobody wanted to go anywhere near that yard even though there were coalminers laid up all over the place there and all you had to do to get in was climb over this cyclone fence had no razor wire on it.

This idea seldom occurs to the peasant raised in his village or the coalminer toiling away in the black deeps.

For coalminers in Appalachia or textile workers in the French provinces, however, this proves to be excruciatingly painful.

It turned out that the coalminers of Sarang, men whose lives were spent boring pathways through the earth -- "parting" it, one might say -- could not stomach the notion that a girl could do the same, with a wave of her hand, for the sea.

A Pinkerton detective, he had infiltrated into the Mollie Maguires, a secret terrorist organization of Irish coalminers in Pennsylvania.