Sentence examples for coin world from inspiring English sources

The magazine Coin World reported that the two men engaged in a loud exchange.

"This is beyond belief!" Mr. Hodder cried, according to Coin World.

Mark Ferguson, the trends editor at Coin World,, said, "people who bid on eBay may get carried away".

"This is the Mona Lisa of coins," said Beth Deisher, editor of Coin World, the largest weekly coin publication, with a circulation of 85,000.

Too bad, says Beth Deisher, the editor of Coin World, a magazine for collectors that believes the penny's demise is overdue.

"Half of all the work of the United States Mint is for a denomination that doesn't circulate," said Beth Deisher, editor of Coin World, a magazine for collectors published in Sidney, Ohio, near Dayton.

(In the word-coining world, words derived from just one language are seen as more sincere. However, this didn't stop automobile, and it shouldn't stop you).

Trained as an analyst at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland, Barker explored the role of symbolism in highly successful individuals who experience what she has coined, "world weariness".

De Jersey said the find was exceptional, "certainly the largest hoard of Iron Age coins ever found, not just in Jersey but the whole of the Celtic coin-using world … it is difficult to come out with a figure much below 50,000 coins given the volume of the block".

Iron, very occasionally used in antiquity e.g., in Sparta reappeared in German coins of World War I. Zinc was employed by Rome as a constituent of fine brass coins and as an element in the alloy of a few Chinese coins from the 15th to the 17th century.

He was a leading practitioner of cybernetics, a term coined after World War II by Norbert Wiener at M.I.T.