How To Use Goldmine In A Sentence
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The national identity register will be a goldmine for them.
Times, Sunday Times
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Remember , them love cash, so only pretend like you a goldmine and you're in the club.
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With nearly 33,000 temples, Tamil Nadu is literally a goldmine for epigraphists.
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An imaginative new owner might turn it into a goldmine by moving into garden equipment, or hardware, for example.
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He’s a freakin televangelist whack job, making money off of African goldmines.
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The national identity register will be a goldmine for them.
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she struck a goldmine
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Since moving to the Silver Lake area, it's been beneficial living in such close proximity to Koreatown, what J & I refer to as a foodie goldmine.
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To a fraudster, the information put online is a goldmine.
The Sun
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Private data is a goldmine to advertisers, who use it to target their marketing.
The Sun
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This new invention will bring you great profits like a goldmine.
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She has become a publishing goldmine, selling more than 4.2 million books.
The Sun
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While a few gold nuggets can be found here and there, this Goldmine is mostly a bust.
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Along the way they visit a goldmine, a remote farm and a harvest festival by indigenous people.
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This mountain of information is a goldmine for businesses keen to reach their audience.
Times, Sunday Times
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This new invention will bring you great profits like a goldmine.
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Along the way they visit a goldmine, a remote farm and a harvest festival by indigenous people.
Times, Sunday Times
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This new invention will bring you great profits like a goldmine.
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The internet is a goldmine, possibly the greatest marketplace ever created.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is simply providing a goldmine for parasite lawyers and liars on the make.
The Sun
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The quality of both the site and the dictionary are excellent, and with over 5500 richly-cited entries it's a goldmine of Canadiana.
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It had also been the largest exporter of gold along this coast and it didn't even have a goldmine.
BLOOD IS DIRT
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When this softly strokable fabric lends its name to drinks or songs or films - Black Velvet, Blue Velvet, Velvet Goldmine - the implication is always: here is something dark and naughty, a guilty and possibly obscene pleasure.
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He managed to parlay these record swaps into a thriving mail-order business in the back pages of Goldmine and Trouser Press.
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She has become a publishing goldmine, selling more than 4.2 million books.
The Sun
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It holds a veritable goldmine of information, a lot of trade secrets.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is simply providing a goldmine for parasite lawyers and liars on the make.
The Sun
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We, the users, are the coalface, the goldmine, the well.
Times, Sunday Times
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Along the way they visit a goldmine, a remote farm and a harvest festival by indigenous people.
Times, Sunday Times
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It holds a veritable goldmine of information, a lot of trade secrets.
Times, Sunday Times
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This mountain of information is a goldmine for businesses keen to reach their audience.
Times, Sunday Times
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The internet is a goldmine, possibly the greatest marketplace ever created.
Times, Sunday Times
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Along the way they visit a goldmine, a remote farm and a harvest festival by indigenous people.
Times, Sunday Times
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To a fraudster, the information put online is a goldmine.
The Sun
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Compared with goldminers, oil companies have got it easy.
Times, Sunday Times
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I started to look on the ground around the tree for fallen bark and branches, and what I saw was a veritable goldmine of wood that would be just the thing for the huts.
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It had also been the largest exporter of gold along this coast and it didn't even have a goldmine.
BLOOD IS DIRT
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The only other working goldmine in the UK is in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, an opencast site near Cavanacaw which uses the same strata of rock at Cononish.
Scottish gold mine turned down at Loch Lochmond
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We, the users, are the coalface, the goldmine, the well.
Times, Sunday Times
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Along the way they visit a goldmine, a remote farm and a harvest festival by indigenous people.
Times, Sunday Times
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Anton : Wow ! He'll be sitting on a goldmine when it's finished.
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I think between ICQ and AOL IM, Time Warner my employer is sitting on a huge goldmine and with some simple upgrades can turn these clients into Skype-killas.
The Incredible importance of Instant Message clients
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Private data is a goldmine to advertisers, who use it to target their marketing.
The Sun
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This new invention will bring you great profits like a goldmine.
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And a publishing deal can prove to be a goldmine for artists.
The Sun
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Books, and now the Net, offer easy access to a goldmine of information.
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And a publishing deal can prove to be a goldmine for artists.
The Sun
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On the night I visited the Goldminer's Inn the bloggers were in high dudgeon.
