Sentence examples for coinage on from inspiring English sources

Bangladesh commenced independent coinage on Jan . 1 , 1972

The diplomat probably bottomed his coinage on hypermarché, in English hypermarket, which means "a large supermarket".

"We're in the toll business, but nobody's ever seen this much coinage on the road in their life," said Mr. Orlando, who was at the scene.

After about 1860 it had a coinage on European lines with issues in gold, silver, tin and copper, and later nickel.

Taken together, however, the announcements are part of a strategy by Mr. Pataki to fashion himself into something like an economic Johnny Appleseed, traveling the state and sprinkling magic coinage on barren places.

Augustus (27 bc ad 14) based the coinage on the aureus of 1/42 of a pound of gold, equivalent to 25 denarii, each of 1/84 of a pound of silver, the metals being struck almost pure.

The charter confirmed Brabant's liberties, stipulating that it could not be divided, that public offices were open only to Brabançons, and that Brabant must be consulted on coinage of money, on foreign alliances, and on declarations of war.

Williams' design was liked by the public but attracted criticism in the numismatic community as the Liberty Bell had been previously used on coinage (for example, on the Franklin half dollar).

The influence of the gold coinage of Frederick II on such cities was soon evident.

Then followed bloggers, for those who perform the act of blogging and -- to encompass the burgeoning world of Web logs -- blogistan as well as the coinage of William Quick on the blog he calls The Daily Pundit, the blogosphere.

An increasing reliance on coinage or on monetary values may be connected with these provincial trades; sensitivity to the intrinsic values of the many French coinages was increasing everywhere toward 1200, even in the hinterlands away from main trading routes.