Sentence examples for coinage into from inspiring English sources

Could it be that, for now,  the march of Oliver's army is drowned out by the gurgle and gush of gleaming coinage into coffers?

It testifies to the fact that authentic genius, even when trammeled by the necessities of a modern, mechanical mint, can transform our coinage into a work of art".

The third was American interest in aligning its currency with the Latin Monetary Union and to bring its weights for coinage into the metric system.

If you played video arcades as a kid, pumping coinage into Street Fighter II, Ghouls n' Ghosts, Pac-Man, and all the rest, you'll feel a pang of nostalgia and waves of sadness as you watch this.

Place the coinage into the customer's hand first and then the paper money.

In fact, we compiled all their coinages into a New New Yorker Dictionary of words that don't yet exist (available as a free PDF).

Seigniorage, the charge over and above the expenses of coinage (making into coins) that is deducted from the bullion brought to a mint to be coined.

This year marks the 150th anniversary of racing at Saratoga, a place that magnetized the One Percent long before the coinage came into being.

It might go without saying that only when coinage comes into common use is the idea of payment introduced, but coins were placed in graves before the appearance of the Charon myth in literature.

Perhaps unsurprisingly for a Twitter-based challenge, many of the coinages looked into the etiquette and psychology of Twitter itself: tweetle (to twiddle one's thumbs on Twitter), tweevesdropping (to eavesdrop on Twitter), twitwit (a funny person on twitter), and twurt (an accidental tweet).

Two years ago, his coinage made it into the American Heritage Dictionary.