Sentence examples for book coin from inspiring English sources

Make sure to consider your comic book, coin and other niche collectables when determining assets that you have.

Schweizer's editor says the book coins a new term: the Clinton Blur.

A recent book coined the term "ant tribe" to describe the many struggling recent graduates, particularly of second- and third-tier colleges.

It includes books, coins and recorded music.

The books coined new nonsense words and animal characters that went far beyond the traditional primers.

Stalls are piled with vintage clothes from the last century, alongside antique books, coins and beautifully designed furniture.

He left his extensive collection of books, coins, and works of art to the University of Glasgow, an act that inspired the opening of the Hunterian Museum, Scotland's first public museum, in 1807.

She knew right off that the culprit was her Grandpa Beansie, who worked as the library's security guard and thought little of "borrowing" books, coins and artifacts from the premises.

Among the items for sale are Kate-and-William teacups, spoons, dishcloths, beer, costume party face masks, life-size cardboard cutouts, candle extinguishers, stamps, comic books, coins, vases, photo frames, toilet paper, golf caps and teddy bears (just $398, complete with gown and tiara).

On display until Sept. 30 are decorative panels, bronze ewers, jewelry, sculpted marble capitals, painted ceramics, ivory chests and caskets, textiles, books, coins and other objects either from Córdoba or from the wider Islamic world produced from the 8th to the 11th century.

Today, it contains thousands of Portuguese books, coins and artwork from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.