Sentence examples similar to coin serving as from inspiring English sources
Former Pennsylvania Gov. James Pollack is reportedly responsible for putting the phrase on coins while serving as the director of the United States Mint about 150 years ago, according to local outlet WHTM-TV.
While many coins have no value beyond serving as a potential alternative currency, or began as larks that have since been popularized by speculators (such as Dogecoin, whose logo is an internet-meme dog and which now has a market capitalization of about $200 million), others — namely Ripple and Ethereum — have meaningful real-world utility and are being adopted by banks and financial institutions.
One of the things that the Trillion Dollar Platinum Coin is helping to achieve -- besides serving as a wonderful counterpoint that illustrates precisely how crazy the debt ceiling truthers and default denialists are -- is a pretty fantastic development from an educational standpoint.
He previously served three terms as the state's treasurer and was the 13th employee at Nextel (a name he coined), where he served as senior vice president for corporate development.
His only duties on that playoff day were serving as an honorary captain for the opening coin toss — he walked to midfield on crutches — and cheering.
CR2032 coin cell was used to carry out the electrochemical experiments with Li foil serving as a reference and a counter electrode.
Then quickly reach out and grab the coin, as fast as you can! Mastered one coin?
The FTC alleged the game "blurred the lines between what costs virtual currency and what costs real money", with "acorns" and "coins" both serving a purpose within the game as well as being available for purchase.
While serving as commanding general of Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and the US combined arms training center there, Petraeus masterminded an update the army's field manual on counterinsurgency strategy – usually shortened to COIN.
The world has agreed the coins are worth something, and that is based on a combination of Bitcoin's utility as a means of transferring payments, as well as serving as a store of value.
