Sentence examples for coinage from from inspiring English sources
The private raj of Sarawak had coinage from 1841.
At every point you can feel Balanchine's freedom in making new coinage from old currency.
A wide range of coinage from the 5th century bc onward attests to the city's wealth.
India derived the idea of coinage from the Greek world via Iran.
Cambodia (Kampuchea) had its own coinage from the 15th century curious uniface round pieces decorated with simple religious pictorial designs.
Pop posh, rather than posh pop, to borrow a useful coinage from Peter York, another media-friendly old-stager.
Nonce coinages from squidlike to unputdownable to Vampire Weekend-esque are all allowed in English.
Official mintages were supplemented by a mass of regional or local coinages, while official coinages from eastern mints provided necessary currency for local Roman frontier forces.
Similar patronage was shown by the noble houses of Ferrara, Mantua, Milan, and elsewhere, whose coinages from the 15th century attained a splendid level.
The total output of gold was great, and its influence can be judged partly from the distribution of the coins themselves and partly by the typological influence exerted by the Byzantine upon other coinages, from the first Arab-Sāsānian gold of the East to that of Italy and Gaul in the West.
The phrase "New York intellectuals" was his own coinage--from an essay written in 1968-and of the people who counted as New York intellectuals he was the most energetic, the hardest-working, arguably the most independent and idealistic, certainly the most authentic.
