coalminers's Usage Examples:

was once the site of Wern Tarw Colliery, the site of the first major coalminers' strike post-nationalisation of the coal industry.

They published their own newspaper, the Militant Miner, aimed at coalminers, and determined instead to pursue a policy of entryism within the Labour.

closely follows the plot of the novel, which is a realistic story of a coalminers' strike in northern France in the 1860s.

Evatt as "a great orator who had helped to inspire coalminers during industrial troubles".

The constituency contained a large number of coalminers, and Raffan was opposed not only by the Conservatives, but by Thomas Greenall.

tradition, the novel – an uncompromisingly harsh and realistic story of a coalminers' strike in northern France in the 1860s – has been published and translated.

During the 1926 coalminers' strike Thomas was sentenced to three months imprisonment as the chairman.

The team was formed by Scottish coalminers who moved to Newport for work in 1937.

Raised in a family of coalminers, she worked from an early age at minimum wage jobs.

Many African Americans worked as coalminers in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.

Early in his career, he tended to coalminers and joined the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.

The Bears are also credited as being founded in 1907 by coalminers who worked at the Hebburn Colliery.

10 May – Dock strikes in Antwerp and Ghent in support of coalminers in Wallonia.

short stories, dramas and other autobiographical works about the lives of coalminers and the communities in which they lived.

of Ilias Spantidakis (aka Louis Tikas), leader of a workers' union of coalminers in Colorado, USA.

mines in the state, and as of 2017 there are fewer than 4,000 underground coalminers.

ranged from socially-engaged documentation of the lives and work of Welsh coalminers, Irish fishermen and English farmworkers through book illustration to.