I tossed a handful of fresh miner's lettuce from the meadow behind my house into the salad.

The surveyor set the miner's dial on its tripod and sighted the distant marker to record accurate bearings.

After years of leaning on hard surfaces while working underground, the veteran developed a painful miner's elbow that made it difficult to bend his arm.

During the summer irrigation season, the stream delivered water at roughly three miner's inches, enough to water several acres of crops.

The old miner told the children how the miner's canary once saved lives by warning of invisible gas.

During the early days of coal mining, miner's canaries warned workers of dangerous gases long before modern sensors existed.

The prospector carefully shook the miner's moss to recover tiny specks of gold trapped in the fibers.

After decades underground, he developed miner's disease, a form of nystagmus that made his eyes drift involuntarily.

The irrigation ditch supplied twenty miner's inches of water to the claim each day.

The old miner's figure sat on the mantle, its chisel and lamp worn by time.